GW2066BLK
The Camden Crossbody Bag is designed for customers who want a compact leather bag with strong organisation. Crafted from genuine full grain leather, it offers durability, a natural grain texture, and a soft structure that improves with use.
The front of the bag features multiple zip pockets that allow quick access to daily essentials such as your phone, keys, or cards. The main compartment provides space for items like a wallet, sunglasses, small notebook, or cosmetics. A rear zip pocket adds an extra secure section for valuables.
The adjustable leather strap allows comfortable crossbody or shoulder carry. This practical layout makes the Camden ideal for travel, shopping, commuting, and everyday use.
Key features
• Genuine full grain leather
• Compact crossbody design
• Three front zip pockets for organisation
• Secure main zip compartment
• Rear zip pocket for valuables
• Adjustable leather shoulder strap
• Durable metal hardware
• Lightweight everyday bag
Dimensions
Height: 21 cm (8.3 inches)
Width: 23 cm (9 inches)
Depth: 7 cm (2.75 inches)
Material
100 percent full grain leather
Interior lining: durable fabric
Hardware: metal fittings
Ideal use
• Everyday crossbody bag
• Travel organiser bag
• City and shopping use
• Hands free daily carry
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It's perfect!! The quality and size is just what I have been searching for at a great price!! I am so happy I.made this purchase.
Leather Travel Bag Large Sandal Regina - Vintage Look
Beautiful colour. Lots of zippered pockets to keep items from falling out. Love the size-big enough for all the essentials but not too large as to be bulky. Good quality craftsmanship.
Great customer service and quality
To Whom it May Concern:
The leather bag seems robustly made, but get back to me in a year or so and we’ll see how it holds up.
Best wishes for your continued success!
Cheers,
Martin Bender