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• Handbag from the CLASSIC collection Material: natural Napa leather Color: ecru Ref. No. T-303 Reference: T303NA3500ZLecru Size: 03_L Leather: Soft, Tooled Wearing Style: shoulder bag Clasp: magnetic swap fastening Ean13: 5904277814924

• LENNA bag is very capacious, unique fashionable shape. Fastened with a magnet. Inside, lining in original patterns with three pockets, including one with a zipper. There is a key holder inside. Comfortable and practical, it will make you feel special every day.

• The bag was sewn by hand in Poland, in a leathercraft workshop with many years of tradition. It is made of the highest quality natural leather produced by a tannery that processes only leather that is waste from the European food industry. The bag is marked with a large amber eyelet in a 24-carat gold-plated frame and a plaque with the BATYCKI sign.

• A feature of natural leather is its heterogeneity, which is why minor differences in color and structure of the leather are natural. This is a typical feature of non-manufactured products. Over time, the skin may show signs of natural aging, fine wrinkles or changes in color - this is part of the natural cycle. To care for the bag, store it in the protective bag provided. It is worth storing it stuffed so that it retains its shape as long as possible.

• Clean with a soft cloth dampened with warm water. We also recommend the use of generally available leather care and impregnation agents. Keep the bag away from heat sources and do not stay in the sun for a long time. Avoid contact with water - if the bag gets wet, wipe it off as soon as possible. Avoid carrying heavy objects in it so as not to deform the skin.

• Leather covered with varnishes in light colors is susceptible to receiving foreign dyes. Such products should not be placed in plastic bags or in the vicinity of other materials, including leather, that dye. The golden embossed logo is delicate, the letters may rub off if touched too often. Made of the highest quality 100% natural leather. Handmade in Poland.

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