Givenchy's coveted Antigona satchel is scaled down to miniature proportions and equipped with an elongated strap for styling versatility, all finished with sleek logo detail and silvertone hardware. Top zip closure Silvertone hardware One inside zip pocket Two inside open pockets Fully lined Leather Made in Italy SIZE Double top handles, 3" drop Removable, adjustable shoulder strap, 16" to 20" drop 9"W x 7"H x 5"D ABOUT THE BRAND A pioneer of 20th-century fashion, Hubert de Givenchys namesake collection of architectural pieces redefined the dress codes of the era. Since its debut in 1952, the French house has remained at the forefront of craftsmanship and tailoring in its ready-to-wear and couture. Today, under Creative Director Matthew M. Williams, the brands offering now includes beauty, and a decidedly modern spin on separates, suiting, shoes and handbags. Handbags - Givenchy > Givenchy > Saks Fifth Avenue > Barneys. Givenchy. Color: Dune.
GIVENCHY Antigona Small Sugar Goatskin Satchel Bag In Dune
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Antigona Small Sugar Goatskin Satchel Bag In Dune
Givenchy's coveted Antigona satchel is scaled down to miniature proportions and equipped with an elongated strap for styling versatility, all finished with sleek logo detail and silvertone hardware. Top zip closure Silvertone hardware One inside zip pocket Two inside open pockets Fully lined Leather Made in Italy SIZE Double top handles, 3" drop Removable, adjustable shoulder strap, 16" to 20" drop 9"W x 7"H x 5"D ABOUT THE BRAND A pioneer of 20th-century fashion, Hubert de Givenchys namesake collection of architectural pieces redefined the dress codes of the era. Since its debut in 1952, the French house has remained at the forefront of craftsmanship and tailoring in its ready-to-wear and couture. Today, under Creative Director Matthew M. Williams, the brands offering now includes beauty, and a decidedly modern spin on separates, suiting, shoes and handbags. Handbags - Givenchy > Givenchy > Saks Fifth Avenue > Barneys. Givenchy. Color: Dune.
