Pra*a slouchy lambskin leather shoulder bag 25x18.5x11.5cm

Product Description
The Dada bag embodies natural and authentic elegance balancing form and function. A narrow belt shapes the volume of the nappa leather accessory, creating soft folds and tucks. The light, feminine construction is completed by long handles that suggest a practical and refined gesture.

Product code: 1BG586_2DX8_F0002_V_OOO
Nappa leather handle, drop 32 cm
Metal hardware
Embossed lettering logo on the front
Magnetic closure
Nappa leather lining with center pocket
Height: 18.5cm
Width: 25cm
Length: 11.5cm

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