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Leather bag Ebe Campomaggi C044360ND X0007 cognac

Sale price€245,00

The Ebe bag by Campomaggi is an accessory that combines practicality and sophistication in an essential design. Made of garment-dyed cowhide leather, it is embellished with golden metal rivets that run along the entire line with discreet elegance. The zip closure and the fabric-lined interior with a zip pocket make it functional for everyday use. The adjustable and removable shoulder strap offers maximum versatility of use.

The coloring of Campomaggi products is obtained through a particular garment-dyeing process. This special process ensures that each bag, bracelet, or belt takes on original nuances and special reflections. This process deliberately presents brush marks, which are not to be considered defects, but typical results of this method, making each item unique and exclusive.

For proper preservation of your accessory, it is recommended to keep it in dry places and away from direct sunlight, as sunlight can alter the color of the accessory. Do not leave the leather in contact with sources of humidity for a long time. It is advisable to avoid using detergents or cleaning agents for the leather as they could damage it. For cleaning and maintenance, we recommend the complimentary kit found in the pouch inside the bag.

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

BRAND: Campomaggi

CODE: C044360ND X0007 Cognac

COLOR: Cognac

DIMENSION: L 25 X D 2 X H 15 cm | L 9.75 X D 0.78 X H 5.85 inches

MATERIAL: Garment-dyed cowhide leather

DESCRIPTION: Ebe shoulder bag with golden rivets, zip closure, lined interior with pocket, adjustable and removable shoulder strap.

PRODUCTION: Made in Italy

Colour:Cognac
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Leather bag Ebe Campomaggi C044360ND X0007 cognac Sale price€245,00

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.