'Bembridge' Ombré Chestnut Vegetable-Tanned Leather Extra-Large Shoulder Bag feed-material-Pearl The spacious main compartment can

Name: 'Bembridge' Ombré Chestnut Vegetable-Tanned Leather Extra-Large Shoulder Bag feed-material-Pearl The spacious main compartment can
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 63205371457
Price: 64.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.287100000000001 (22 reviews)

SKU 63205371457 · ★ 4.3

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'Bembridge' Ombré Chestnut Vegetable Tanned Leather Extra Large Shoulder Bag feed material Pearl The spacious main compartment can The spacious main compartment can fit all you need for a weekend away Features two exterior slip pouches for plentiful on the go storage Handcrafted from high quality vegetable tanned gold standard leather with a beautifully soft finish Part of the Pure Luxuries 'Prestige Collection' elevating classic designs with high quality materials and contemporary touches

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