Leather Tote / Women's leather Purse / Women's Handbag / Handmade Leather handbag / Women's Leather Purse
Leather purse handmade in Tennessee!
Beautiful handmade leather tote / drawstring bag. Frankie is a little bit of several of my other bags; handles from this bag, body shape from that one, drawstring details from yet another!
Bag is unlined, and has one interior slip pocket.
Leather is durable; approx. 2mm thick. Add a detachable & adjustable crossbody strap for additional $16.
12.”H x 5.5” D x 15.5“ W at top (11"W @ bottom)
front pocket with button stud closure - 7"H x 6.75"W
approx. 8.5" handle drop
Detachable shoulder strap for additional $15
ALL ITEMS ARE MADE TO ORDER. Please allow approx 10-12 days for item to ship after payment is made. If you need it sooner, please message me prior to buying and we can work something out.
Leather info:
The leather is a nice, thick leather (approx. 2mm thick) and durable while still feeling soft and luxurious.
Ginger, Sienna, Walnut, Chocolate leathers are quality oil tanned leather. The leather is unfinished (does not have a shiny protective coating) and there may be minor imperfections which only confirm the authenticity of the leather.
These marks will come and go and ultimately enrich the product as time goes by.
Slate Grey and Brick Rose are also unfinished leathers that can mark up, but as with the oil tanned, the leather develops and changes daily by absorbing oils and daily contact with your skin.
Distressed leathers are….distressed. They can take a beating and just look better!
Black, Spruce, Indigo, Natural, Navy and the brighter colors are smoother, finished leathers (no distress)
Don’t see a color you love? Let me know and I can try and hunt it down!
***Please note that I have tried to correctly display the color of the bag, if you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact me! I can provide you with a swatch if you are on the fence about the color***
Please don’t hesitate to ask any questions you may have....I do custom orders as well!!
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