HERMES École Bag Ad PM Backpack 2-Way Handbag Canvas Leather Used FROM JAPAN

   Description

Condition:Used,chanel 19 flap bag dupe B Rank

Accessories:Clochette, stopper

Size:W28.5cm x H28cm x D11cm

Material:Canvas / Leather

Color:Brown

Condition Details:

• Exterior:Fading, scuffs, creases on leather, stains
• Interior:Slight dirt, storage odor, discoloration on flap, fuzziness
• Handle:Scuffs, slight creases, dirt
• Shoulder Strap:Curvature, stains, scuffs, creases
• Hardware:Scuffs, scratches
• Special Note:Stamp □E (produced around 2001)

Comments:This item has noticeable damage.

A popular bag that combines casual and elegant styles. It's a fashionable item that can be easily coordinated for various occasions.

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