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Description
Inspired by Louis Vuitton’s origins as a luxury trunk maker, this one-handled Cherrywood BB handbag is fashioned from Monogram canvas combined with modern Miroir Vernis patent leather and natural cowhide details. Discreet signatures such as the emblematic tuck lock and embossed LV bring understated elegance. This versatile bag boasts a top handle and a hands-free cross-body carry option thanks to the removable and adjustable strap. Easy-to-wear and trendy, it is perfectly suited for shopping afternoons or day-to-evening use.
Size: 8.3 x 6.7 x 3.1 inches / 21.0 x 17.0 x 8.0 cm
100% genuine material, matching the quality of the authentic Louis Vuitton product (materials imported from Europe)
- Smooth patent cowhide leather
- Textile lining
- Smooth patent cowhide, natural cowhide and Monogram canvas trim
- Gold-color hardware
- 1 natural cowhide and Monogram canvas handle
- 1 removable and adjustable natural cowhide and Monogram canvas strap
- 1 interior flat pocket
- 1 flat back pocket
- Flap closure with signature tuck lock clasp
- Monogram canvas gussets and bottom
- Comes with dust bag, authentication cards, and pamphlets
- 1:1 mirror image quality
- 100% Authentic & Money Back Guaranty.
- Our Guarantee: The bag you receive will look exactly as our product images in terms of quality and description!
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