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Landscape Green/Brushed Silver
Small Leather Shoulder Bag Kyle
Landscape Green/Brushed Silver
Small Leather Shoulder Bag Kyle
MORE COLORS: Landscape Green/Brushed Silver
Trendsetters rejoice! This fresh, of-the-moment bag is entering the chat as a must-have companion for nights on the town. Featuring a slouchy but current shape, this versatile little number transitions from a wristlet to a shoulder bag in seconds flat. Plus, it's not just for the young and the restless: The Kyle also includes a removable and adjustable crossbody strap, so you can go hands-free - and carry a couple of cocktails. Drawing inspiration from the captivating hues found in lush, oil-painted landscapes, our Landscape Green collection is a warm olive green with delicate yellow undertones that capture the essence of natural beauty. This exclusive collection marks the premiere color story for this smooth semi-vegetable-tanned leather - complete with a subtle sheen.
- Crafted with a smooth, warm olive leather
- Red cotton twill lining
- Brushed silver hardware, functionality covered for life
- Exterior: tassel zipper pull, o-rings for strap attachments, back zip cell pocket - vertical opening, zippered main compartment
- Interior leather credit card slot
- Bag: 11.5" L x 1.25" W x 5.75" H
- Detachable and adjustable crossbody strap: 0.5" W x 28"-52"
- Short shoulder strap drop: 9.25"
- Alternative wristlet strap
NOTES & DIMENSIONS
SHIPPING & RETURNS
We cover shipping on orders within the United States. Need it more quickly? No problem, for info on expedited shipping and free 21-day returns, visit our FAQ page.
PLEASE NOTE: LIMITED EDITION ITEMS, COLLABORATIVE DROPS, AND ANY MARKDOWNS ARE FINAL SALE AND MARKED AS SUCH.
LIFETIME WARRANTY
Our lifetime promise covers functionality on Hammitt rivets, D-Rings and strap clasps. We make our bags to last, but if anything needs TLC, our care team will help - free of charge. Need a fix? Visit our repairs page to get the party started.
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