Satin frill crossbody bag
Satin frill crossbody bag
Satin frill crossbody bag
Satin frill crossbody bag
Satin frill crossbody bag

Satin frill crossbody bag

August Night

€235.00

Product Highlights

  • Signature frill strap detail

  • Smooth duchesse satin finish

  • Adjustable and detachable strap

  • Can be worn crossbody, shoulder bag, or clutch

Description

A refined satin bag designed to bring elegance and versatility to everyday and occasion styling. Finished with a signature frill strap, it can be worn crossbody, over the shoulder, or carried as a sleek clutch for an elevated finish.

Colour: Bitter Chocolate
Material: Duchesse Satin, Polyester

Size OS
+

Only 0 left in stock

Free Shipping On All Ireland Orders.
Details

Product Highlights

  • Signature frill strap detail

  • Smooth duchesse satin finish

  • Adjustable and detachable strap

  • Can be worn crossbody, shoulder bag, or clutch

Description

A refined satin bag designed to bring elegance and versatility to everyday and occasion styling. Finished with a signature frill strap, it can be worn crossbody, over the shoulder, or carried as a sleek clutch for an elevated finish.

Colour: Bitter Chocolate
Material: Duchesse Satin, Polyester

Delivery & Returns

Orders placed before 3pm are dispatched the same working day. Orders placed after 3pm are dispatched the next working day – for all destinations, worldwide. You'll receive a shipping confirmation with tracking as soon as your order is on its way. All packages are shipped via Registered Mail

Rates:

Ireland: FREE shipping (Express €10)
UK: €10 | Express €20 (FREE on orders over €300)
Europe: €20 | Express €30 (FREE on orders over €300)
Rest of World: €30 | Express €50 (FREE on orders over €400)

Please email us if you have any questions regarding the shipment of your purchase: lesjumellesgalway@gmail.com

S M L
Chest(Inch) 40 42 44
Shouder(Inch) 17 18 19
Arm(Inch) 20 21 22

As Seen In

Press logo
Press logo

28 YEARS IN BUSINESS

Proudly Curating exciting Irish and International designers in the west of Ireland for almost three decades