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Lady Bag Leather Large

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Lady Bag Leather LargeThis authentic Mansur Gavriel Lady Bag Leather Large launched in 2012 is a minimalist, simple and luxurious designed bag perfect for everyday use. Crafted from black leather, this cult favorite satchel features a top flat leather handle, top flap cover, gold stamped logo at the front, and gold tone hardware accents. Its drawstring cinch closure opens to a marina blue leather lined interior with slip pockets storing all essentials. The bags detachable

This authentic Mansur Gavriel Lady Bag Leather Large launched in 2012 is a minimalist, simple and luxurious designed bag perfect for everyday use. Crafted from black leather, this cult-favorite satchel features a top flat leather handle, top flap cover, gold stamped logo at the front, and gold-tone hardware accents. Its drawstring cinch closure opens to a marina blue leather-lined interior with slip pockets storing all essentials. The bag’s detachable strap allows it to be worn longer on the body for added versatility. A luxe, understated bag made for the modern woman. **Note: Shoe photographed is used as a sizing reference, and does not come with the bag. These are professional pictures of the actual bag offered by Rebag.

Estimated Retail: $1,050
Condition: Great. Light scuffs on overall exterior and in interior, slight wear on base corners.
Accessories: Detachable strap.
Measurements: Handle Drop 7", Height 12", Width 15", Depth 5", Strap Drop 17.5 - 20.5"
Designer: Mansur Gavriel
Model: Lady Bag Leather Large

Item Number: 9041/01

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