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An office bag made from premium leather, with structural design and frontal metallic lock; it can be worn both in hand and on shoulder, and it is distinguished through the combination of grey,turquiose shades, with side inserts of corai tones. The bag is excellent for office attires, and it manages to offer elegance and balance to your image.
Size: 24X18X10 cm
Collections: Marlene Leather Bag
Availability: In stock
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