Hedgren - Inner City HIC176.003 Eye Small Shoulder Bag - Black type-soft-luggage This wallet elegantly balances aesthetics Colour:Mushroom/multi

Name: Hedgren - Inner City HIC176.003 Eye Small Shoulder Bag - Black type-soft-luggage This wallet elegantly balances aesthetics Colour:Mushroom/multi
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 71504494885
Price: 119.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3825 (6 reviews)

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Hedgren Inner City HIC176.003 Eye Small Shoulder Bag Black type soft luggage This wallet elegantly balances aesthetics Colour:Mushroom multi This wallet elegantly balances aesthetics and practicality it aids in keeping travel essentials neatly organized Adjustable shoulder strap for crossbody or shoulder wear (up to 70 cm) the Hedgren Inner City EYE Small blends lightweight durability with practical organisation

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