Hermes Lindy 34 Chocolate Brown Clemence Leather Palladium Hardware Shoulder Tote saint laurent kate clutch Date code VX0912 for production F2RTRP

Name: Hermes Lindy 34 Chocolate Brown Clemence Leather Palladium Hardware Shoulder Tote saint laurent kate clutch Date code VX0912 for production F2RTRP
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SKU: 53706286179
Price: 3425.00 USD
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Hermes Lindy 34 Chocolate Brown Clemence Leather Palladium Hardware Shoulder Tote saint laurent kate clutch Date code VX0912 for production F2RTRP

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Hermes Lindy 34 Chocolate Brown Clemence Leather Palladium Hardware Shoulder Tote saint laurent kate clutch Date code VX0912 for production F2RTRP Date code VX0912 for production year 1992 Main fabric 64% rayon Hermes Chocolate Brown Clemence Leather Palladium Hardware Lindy Shoulder Tote 5" strap drop

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