Sand Washed Silk Trench Size:3/ Med-Large Messenger and shoulder style bag Perspex heel The Row SS21 Color:Forest KAD420SS20_M
Description
Sand Washed Silk Trench Size:3 Med Large Messenger and shoulder style bag Perspex heel The Row SS21 Color:Forest KAD420SS20_M Messenger and shoulder style bag Single braided snakeskin handle at top Optional adjustable shoulder strap clips onto D rings at sides 2 adjustable snakeskin straps with buckles are attached to front of bag & hang down past bottom Straps hide snap closures Postman's lock closure Rose gold plate is engraved with tree logo Self patch under top flap peaks out of front at sides Top flap has snakeskin edging Bag can be cinched at top sides with snakeskin straps Self piping at side seams Single compartment Inner zip & patch pockets Fully lined in the designer’s ‘tree logo’ fabric Top flap has suede lining Color: Nude 100% Plonge Lambskin Made in England Dustbag included Wide fold over black jersey waistband Waistband dips down at center (front & back) Double layer shorts gather at waistband Bottom layer peeks out below top Flared legs Self waist tie included Color: Navy 80% Silk
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