H**me5 Blue JPG Birkin 42cm Shoulder Bag Master Quality

Product Description

Quick Overview

While the classic Birkin tote bags are popular, there is a very special something about the JPG (for Jean Paul Gaultier, H**me5' chief designer) Shoulder Birkin with extra long handles, oversized "chunky" hardware and extra wide soft body (a whopping 42cm). True to its name, the JPG is carried very well on the shoulder with the extra long handles and the Clemence slouch. The model is extremely stylish and modern as well with the oversized cadena, larger strap guides and larger buckles.

Details

- Clemence calskin leather
- Double rolled leather handles
- Handle Drop 18cm
- H**me5 Paris embossed on the hardware
- Four protective palladium feet at the bottom
- Flap closure with two belted straps and turnlock with padlock
- H**me5 Paris made in France embossed on front under the flap
- Soft lambskin leather lining
- Gold hardware

Size: 42 x 20 x 21 cm

Comes with H**me5 dust bag and certificate card.

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Ordered on a Friday, and had it in 10 days. . Super efficient service.    Review by Guest

it is even cuter in person than on website. First time ordering here, but won't be my last!    Review by Guest