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Leather Briefcase

Dark Brown

Sale price£890.00

COLOUR: Dark Brown

SIZE: ONE SIZE

Dark Brown
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  • Style 417890592
  • Lightweight supple leather
  • Lined in cotton canvas
  • 29 x 40.5 x 10cm
  • Two leather top handles and a removable adjustable leather shoulder strap
  • Two snapped front pockets and a snapped back pocket
  • Padded laptop sleeve and slip pocket inside
  • Brass hardware with a vintage finish and distressed copper rivets

A leather briefcase made to look ten years in on the day it arrives, the brass hardware finished down and the rivets in distressed copper. The leather is light and supple rather than board-stiff, lined in cotton canvas with a padded sleeve for a laptop. Two snapped pockets on the front, one on the back, a two way zip across the top and a shoulder strap that comes off. RRL make bags the way they make jackets, for a harder life than most of them will get.

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  • Next Working Day, carrier of our choosingNext business day, order by 2pm£9.95
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