HERMES Tote Bag French Festival 2002 Hawaii Limited Foul Tote MM Wine Red Orange

Description

HERMES Tote Bag French Festival 2002 Hawaii Limited Foul Tote MM Wine Red Orange

Brand: HERMES
Condition: Very Good
Size ( approx. ): Width 42 x Height 31 x Depth 9.5 cm ( 16.5 x 12.2 x 3.7 in )
Handle height ( approx. ): 9 cm ( 3.5 in )

Material: Canvas

Exterior: Slightly stained.
Bottom: Corner scuffs.
Metal fittings: Scratches.

Exterior: 6 open pockets
Interior: 1 zipper pocket
 

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