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Faux Leather Messenger Bag in Chocolate from Costa Rica, "Chocolate Travels"

Name: Faux Leather Messenger Bag in Chocolate from Costa Rica, 'Chocolate Travels'
Brand: NOVICA
SKU: 347573
Price: 79.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.00 (3 reviews)

Product ID: 347573

by Isabel Treminio (3)

Handcrafted of faux leather in a solid chocolate color, this stylish messenger bag is designed for a traveler's spirit. Costa Rican artisan Isabel... more

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Handcrafted of faux leather in a solid chocolate color, this stylish messenger bag is designed for a traveler's spirit. Costa Rican artisan Isabel Treminio creates the bag, which drapes over the shoulder on an adjustable strap and features a zipper pocket on the front and one on the back. Opening with a magnetic snap and a zipper, this bag reveals a lined interior with two open pockets on one side.

0.26 kgs
0.6 lbs

Bag: 20 cm H x 22 cm W x 5 cm D
Bag: 7.75" H x 8.75" W x 2" D
Strap(s): 70 cm min L - x 136 cm max L x 4 cm W
Strap(s): 27.5" min L - x 54" max L x 1.6" W
Drop length: 28 cm min L - x 60 cm max L
Drop length: 11" min L - x 23.5" max L

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Synthetic leather; polyester lining
Do not use a dryer
Hand wash or machine wash on gentle cycle
Adjustable strap(s)
Features a magnetic snap closure
Made in Costa Rica
Certified and shipped by our office in Guatemala
Product ID: 347573

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Isabel Treminio

Central America

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Nancy K

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Aug 23, 2022

“Beautiful backpack purse!”

Generous size, beautiful colors and suede! A good buy!

Purchased Item Exploration in Lapis, Handmade Suede Backpack in Lapis from Costa Rica

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Vanessa

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Apr 04, 2021

“Beautiful Bag!!”

This is definitely one of the most beautiful and well made bag i have ever bought! Im very glad ive got this one for my father in laws birthday. This is definitely one bags traveler!! :)

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Purchased Item Voyage to Costa Rica, Faux Leather Messenger Bag in Spice from Costa Rica

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Linda

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Jul 03, 2019

“Great convertible bag”

Perfect for carrying my daily stuff including my iPad. Received compliments and surprised reactions when I used it in backpack mode.

Purchased Item Exploration in Lapis, Handmade Suede Backpack in Lapis from Costa Rica

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Isabel Treminio Handcrafted handbags and accessories

"With perseverance and hard work, you can go far. But with God's help, you can achieve your dreams…."

"I come from a family of restaurateurs, but found myself drawn to handicrafts. I decided to create handbags. "One day, I thought I'd design... read more