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Felicita Queen Visonà 26715 Santorini shoulder bag

Sale price€190,00

Elegant and versatile, this pebbled leather crossbody bag stands out for its rectangular shape with rounded edges and its essential design.

The model features a practical flap with a twist-lock closure and an adjustable, removable shoulder strap, allowing you to adapt how you carry it to suit any occasion.

The unlined interior is completed by a pocket to keep your essentials organized, while gold-toned hardware adds a sophisticated touch.

Perfect for daytime, happy hour, or an evening out, it pairs easily with casual-chic looks, tailored outfits, and elegant dresses.

The brand's founder, master craftsman Plinio Visonà, established his company in 1959 and has made his mark on the market over the years by catering to its tastes and, often, anticipating them. From the very beginning, Plinio Visonà understood how attention to detail combined with quality leathers and a sober, original, and timeless design would take the brand bearing his name far.

The distinctive stitching draws inspiration from the world of saddlery and lends an artisanal allure to all the creations. The "VISONA Stitching," as it is called today, is Plinio Visonà's "signature" and represents a very strong bond, both literal and symbolic, with the origins of this company and its founder.

For the proper care of your bag, we recommend avoiding the use of detergents or cleaning agents on the leather, as they may damage it; we suggest this product: COLLONIL NEUTRAL LEATHER BAG CREAM.

For more information, send us a message or contact us at 3534201791.

BRAND: Visonà

CODE: 26715

COLOR: SANTORINI

DIMENSIONS: 21x14x7.5 cm

MATERIAL: Full-grain calfskin

PRODUCTION: Made in Italy

Color:Santorini
Felicita Queen Visonà 26715 Santorini shoulder bag
Felicita Queen Visonà 26715 Santorini shoulder bag Sale price€190,00

WHO WE ARE

100 YEARS OF PASSION

In 1920, Pelletteria Allegrini was founded in Lucca, a benchmark at the time for shoemakers throughout the area, who sourced leather, hide, and materials necessary for shoe production from them.