Vera Bradley Small Original Tote Bag - Peacoat In Premium Cotton _alt_Carhartt-Womens-Rugged-Flex-Peak-4-Pocket-V-Neck-Scrub-Top 4% Lycra Spandex 199133232911

Name: Vera Bradley Small Original Tote Bag - Peacoat In Premium Cotton _alt_Carhartt-Womens-Rugged-Flex-Peak-4-Pocket-V-Neck-Scrub-Top 4% Lycra Spandex 199133232911
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 29639242189
Price: 80.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8055 (22 reviews)

Vera Bradley Small Original Tote Bag - Peacoat In Premium Cotton _alt_Carhartt-Womens-Rugged-Flex-Peak-4-Pocket-V-Neck-Scrub-Top 4% Lycra Spandex 199133232911

SKU 29639242189 · ★ 4.8

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Vera Bradley Small Original Tote Bag Peacoat In Premium Cotton _alt_Carhartt Womens Rugged Flex Peak 4 Pocket V Neck Scrub Top 4% Lycra Spandex 199133232911 4% Lycra Spandex Modern athletic fit Carry your essentials with a splash of fun in this Vera Bradley Small Original Tote Bag Interior features a zip pocket and two slip pockets

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