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Matt & Nat Purity Krista Handbag synthetic black

RRP £120.00

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Color: black

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Description

Product Details

reinforced bottom
closes with magnetic clasp
two handles (handle drop 19 cm)
removable and adjustable shoulder strap (Length ca. 100-125 cm)
polished silver metal fittings

Inside

plain coloured Lining polyester (recycled)
spacious main compartment, suitable for a4 documents
divider with zip pocket
one zip pocket

Material: synthetic
Dimensions: approx. 38 x 32 x 14 cm (width x height x depth)
Weight: 1.3 kg
Manufacturer color: black
Warranty: 1 year

SKU# PUR-KRISTA-BLACK | Webcode: 125859

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Sustainability

For a better future! - This item meets our high sustainability standard. The following criteria apply:

fair and social production

This criterion includes socially acceptable production conditions and a transparent value chain for the products. In addition to internationally regulated social standards, there are a number of specific measures that are initiated and implemented by the manufacturers.
recycled material

This criterion includes products with materials made from already used ingredients that have been processed into new fabrics. For example, many sustainable bags are made from ocean plastics: their production causes fewer emissions.
vegan

Items with no components of animal origin are labelled "vegan".

Global Recycled Standard (GRS)

The GRS label distinguishes products that use recycled materials as raw materials and/or basic components. In addition, the manufacturing companies transparently disclose their entire supply chain with regard to social requirements, environmental principles and sustainability.