Two top handles, one adjustable detachable crossbody. Worn two ways - two top handles and one shoulder strap. Material: cotton. Colour : Noir - V5/Black. Made in Vietnam. Closure: top magnetic clasp. Interior: two compartments. Gender: Women. Material: 64% COTTON + 36% POLYESTER. Color: Black. Made in: VN. Product ID: 2R3HCR027H01. *Import tax/duty will be calculated at checkout (If applicable)

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MARC JACOBS THE CROSSBODY TOTE

Two top handles, one adjustable detachable crossbodyWorn two ways - two top handles and one shoulder strapMaterial: cottonColour : Noir - V5/BlackMade in VietnamClosure: top magnetic claspInterior: two compartments

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