LV x TM Capucines East-West Mini M13707 22x12x8cm

Product Description
Joyful codes from the re-edition of the L0vis Vvtt0n x Murakami elevate the Capucines East-West handbag into a spirited statement. Takashi Murakami's vernacular rainbow palette informs the soft blue shade of the Taurillon leather, while the emblematic LV Initials on the front and Monogram Flower accents on the chain are playfully reimagined in the artist's signature S*perflat style.

22 x 12 x 8 cm
(Length x Height x Width)
Olympe Blue
Taurillon leather
Cowhide-leather trim
Cowhide-leather lining
Gold-toned hardware
Double-carry style: flap inside or outside
Compartmented interior
1 inside zipped pocket
1 inside flat pocket
4 protective metal bottom studs
Fits: smartphone, compact wallet
Strap: Removable, adjustable
Strap Drop: 46.5 cm
Strap Drop Max.: 54.0 cm
Handle: Single

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