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Leather Trolley/Backpack Pelletteria Allegrini Filippo 1438 Bruciato

Sale price€495,00

Beautiful trolley, entirely made of soft leather, with a vintage effect. Its uniqueness lies in the possibility of transforming it into a spacious backpack. By removing the wheel structure and attaching the straps to the specific loops, you will get your backpack. On the front there are two large pockets, both closed with a zipper. The large compartment has a zip pocket. In addition, it also has two other pockets, where you can store your small accessories. A padlock is included to safely close your trolley.

For the creation of these handcrafted bags, vegetable-tanned leather from the Tuscan consortium is used, and to guarantee a product that is the result of the best Made in Tuscany, soft nappa leather with unique shades is combined with cowhide.

Time and changes give the accessories an absolutely personalized character. The color tends to take on warm tones over time, transforming itself according to its intended use and becoming completely unique. Finally, this processing deliberately presents stains due to brushing, which are not to be considered defects, but typical results of this method, which make each item different and exclusive.

For good preservation of your bag, it is advisable to avoid using detergents or cleaning products for leather as they could damage it. We recommend this product: COLLONIL NEUTRAL CREAM FOR BAGS AND SHOES.

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

BRAND: Pelletteria Allegrini Filippo

CODE: 1438 Bruciato

DIMENSION: 36 L x 25 D x 45 H cm

WEIGHT: approx. 3.5 Kg (with structure)

COLOR: Bruciato

MATERIAL: Cowhide leather

DESCRIPTION: Beautiful trolley, entirely made of soft leather, with a vintage effect. Its uniqueness lies in the possibility of transforming it into a spacious backpack.

PRODUCTION: Made in Italy

Colour:Bruciato

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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.