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Glen Appin of Scotland

Mini Handbag Buchan Soft Pink Buchanan – 20 x 14 x 7

  • Shoulder Strap
  • Harris Tweed
Normal price €57,95
Normal price Promotional price €57,95
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Discover the charm of Scotland with the Mini Handbag Buchan in soft pink, a perfect mix of style and functionality that accompanies you on your travels with every step.

Features & specifications

  • Material: Outer made of 100% wool Harris Tweed with PU finish
  • Dimensions: 20 cm x 14 cm x 7 cm (excluding handles)
  • Shoulder strap: Adjustable and detachable for versatile use
  • Closure: Flap with magnetic closure for simplicity and security
  • Lining: High-quality polyester lining for extra durability
  • Color: Soft pink for a refined look
  • Design: Inspired by Scottish craftsmanship and traditional fabrics

For whom, when, and why

The Mini Handbag Buchan is perfect for the modern woman who loves practical elegance. Whether you're taking a stroll through the picturesque streets of Edinburgh or enjoying a cozy lunch with friends, this handbag brings the Scottish atmosphere to every occasion.

Imagine proudly carrying your favorite book or a small memento from your adventures with this handbag. The refined look in soft pink is not only stylish but also a symbol of comfort and craftsmanship. A perfect gift for a friend or for yourself, embracing moments of slow living.

What is Harris Tweed?

Harris Tweed is a handwoven wool fabric from the Scottish Outer Hebrides, legally protected under the Harris Tweed Act and known for its quality and durability.