BRIC'SSmall X-Bag Shoulder Bag
R1,599
About
With this BRIC'S bag, you will definitely be happy. The bag is ideal for a stroll through the city or a visit to the café. Thanks to the simple design, it can be easily combined and perfects its outfits skilfully. The BRIC'S X-Bag Shoulderbag cross-body bag is a real hit. Treat yourself to a new everyday hero for a more stress-free life.
Product Features
- Cross body bag closes with zipper
- In the main subject 1 zipped compartment
- On the front 1 zipped compartment
- Owns spacious main compartment
- The BRIC'S logo is clearly visible
Product Specifications
- Dimensions: width approx. 36 cm, height approx. 21 cm, depth approx. 12 cm
- Weight: approx. 260 g
- 1 shoulder strap infinitely adjustable: approx. 65 cm - 130 cm
- Material: Outside 95% polyvinylchloride, 5% leather, Inside 100% polyester
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