Tory Burch Tory Burch NAVY BLUE ‘Robinson T Monogram’ shoulder bag

£389.00 Taxes and duties included

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Description

Navy blue and beige ‘Robinson T Monogram’ shoulder bag from Tory Burch. Made from patent leather and trimmed with monogrammed canvas, this design secures with a magnetic snap and features a logo-shaped application on the front, a long and adjustable shoulder strap in brown, gold-tone metal hardware and one internal compartment with a slip pocket.

Composition / Capacity

Leather
Canvas

Measurements

Height: 15cm
Width: 21,5cm

Model's Measurements

Height: 177cm
Bust: 83cm
Waist: 61cm
Hips: 89cm

return / delivery

If the order does not meet your expectations you can return them within 14 days of receipt the shipment. If you want to make a return at our expense, you can do it within 5 days of receipt the shipment. We strongly recommend that you book your free returns pick-up within 7 days of receiving your order to ensure that it arrives back at the boutique in time. We are unable to accept returns of earrings and fine jewellery for hygienic reasons.

Available in stores

If you want to order items with self pick-up, but it is not in your area, we will send them at our cost to a place you indicate. The order will be ready for pick-up no later than 4 working days from when the payment confirmation is sent to you via e-mail. We will inform you when the order is ready to be picked up in a separate e-mail.

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