Paul Smith Accessories Womens Chain Handle Swirl Pouch Bag
code:2260 V26R1X-PSA-MULTI COLOUR- Paul By Paul Smith Chain Handle Swirl Pouch Bag
- Detachable Chain Strap
- Raised ‘Paul Smith’ Signature Logo On Front
- 100% Lambs Leather
- Bag Measures Approximately 21 x 13.5 cm, Strap 114 cm,
- When Worn Bag Drop Measures Approximately 55.5 cm
Timeless accessories like Paul By Paul Smith's Swirl Chain Pouch will see you through any occasion in effortlessly chic style. The pouch has a smaller compartment on the back and is fully lined in trademark cream swirl moiré fabric. Carry this sophisticated style over a LBD for after-hours glamour, yet equally as chic with gladiator sandals and little sun dress.
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- Saturday Delivery (Mainland UK) with FedEx is £11.95
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