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A special collection combines two of the House’s most distinctive designs into an unexpected and contemporary fabric, animating classic silhouettes like the Ophidia chain strap mini shoulder bag. The historic Flora motif, first presented by Vittorio Accornero more than 50 years ago, is layered over the House monogram and trimmed with bright green leather, finished with a special “Gucci Limited Edition” tag at the interior.
Size: 7″ x 7″ x 2″/ 17.8 x 17.8 x 5 cm
100% genuine materials, matching the quality of the authentic Gucci product (imported from Europe);
- Beige/ebony GG Supreme canvas with Flora print, a material with low environmental impact, with green leather trim
- Green and red Web
- Shiny gold-toned hardware
- Internal leather tag with “Gucci Limited Edition”
- Created using a special holographic printing technique, this item’s dedicated packaging features a striped tie dye effect and tropical inspired image of palm trees.
- Double G
- Chain strap with 22.5″ drop
- Zip closure with Double G
- This item can fit a cell phone up to 3.1”W x 5.7”H x .3”D
- The Gucci card case wallet will fit inside this product
- Microfiber lining with a suede-like finish
- The model is 5’7″ tall
- Comes with dust bag, authentication cards, and pamphlets
- 1:1 mirror image quality
- 100% Authentic & Money Back Guaranty.
- Our Guarantee: The product you receive will look exactly as our product images in terms of quality and description!
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