Product Description

• Description

The world of GG Marmont expands with the introduction of a mini bucket bag shape in black matelassé leather with a chevron motif. Inspired by an archival design from the ''70s—a hallmark era of the House—the Double G decorates the front of this accessory. Featuring a chain strap and drawstring closure the versatile shape can also be worn as a cross body bag.Black matelassé chevron leather with a heart on the back Antique gold-toned hardware Moiré and microfiber lining with suede like finish Double G Detachable key ring 2 card slots Chain strap with 23.6" drop Drawstring closure Can also be worn as a cross body bag 5.5"W x 6.7"H x 5.1"D Made in Italy WARNING for California residents

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It was good service but it kept changing the dates of the delivery, it took longer than it said.    Review by lealee

Good price, fast shipping. It arrived days before the initial estimate. Packaged very well with all the receipts.    Review by Blais