Alma BB Monogram Empreinte Link Quartz Bag For Women
$166.60
Reimagined in a chic Quartz colorway, this Alma BB is patterned with a delicate Link signature showcasing a unique pastel gradient. Part of the Monogram Empreinte collection, it is made from cowhide and has a microfiber lining to protect everyday essentials. The compact style is adorned with a silver-toned padlock and keys, and features a flat pocket inside to keep smaller items organized.
Beware not to scratch or rub the product against abrasive surfaces, especially the leather trim.
Keep the product away from damp or humid environments and avoid direct exposure to sunlight; keep the product away from any direct source of heat (radiators, car interiors overheated by the sun, etc).
Avoid contact with greasy substances, cosmetics, perfume, and hydroalcoholic solutions, as well as any material (magazines, other leathers, etc.) that may transfer their colored pigments onto the product.
Keep the product away from water. Should it get wet or dirty on the surface, dry with a lint free, light-colored, absorbent cloth. Never use soap or solvent.
In order to protect the product when not in use, store it in the felt protective pouch provided.
Ageing: Monogram Empreinte leather will become more supple and beautiful with time. The embossing will evolve as a testimony to the owner's experiences, giving each bag a personal and unique touch.
Frequently asked questions
What material is this bag made from?
The bag is crafted from embossed cowhide leather with a microfiber lining and cowhide-leather trim.
What are the dimensions of the Alma BB?
The dimensions are 9.3 x 6.9 x 4.5 inches.
Does the strap come off?
Yes, the strap is removable and adjustable, with a drop ranging from 19.7 to 24.4 inches.
How should I care for the leather?
Keep the bag away from abrasive surfaces, moisture, direct sunlight, and heat. Avoid contact with grease, cosmetics, and perfume. If it gets wet, dry it with a lint-free, light-colored, absorbent cloth and store it in the provided felt pouch.
