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A colorblock accessory which you will instantly adore, the shoulder bag Brigitte has both the interior and the exterior made exclusively from natural leather.
Size: 19x23x15 cm
Collections: Mini Brigitte leather bags
Availability: In stock
A colorblock accessory which you will instantly adore, the shoulder bag Brigitte has both the interior and the exterior made exclusively from natural leather. The sophisticated design, combined with the special color range transformes this bag into a luxurious feminine item. The juxtaposition between the shades of beige and red gives not only a special elegance ,but also a high degree of versatility. Sized mini or maxi, the red Brigitte Leather Bag has a handle and a removable shoulder strap so you would be able to wear it in a various combinations of clothing.
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