ZOPPEN Crossbody Purses for Women Small Shoulder Bag Cell Phone Purse Crossbody BagsTravel Wallet with Chain Strap,Dark Red
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ZOPPEN Crossbody Purses for Women Small Shoulder Bag Cell Phone Purse Crossbody BagsTravel Wallet with Chain Strap,Dark Red
- Soft and Durable Leather -The small crossbody bag is made from high quality ECO-Friendly PU leather, passed Euro REACH Quality Standard, US EN71 and US CA Prop 65 Test, soft touch, smooth and durable
- Strong Magnetic Snap - Designed with flap closure with magnetic snap, easy to open and close. Strong magnet keeps fasten even full organized, prevent your contents from spilling, keep security
- Lightweight but Roomy Storage - Cellphone purse is small, thin and lightweight, but it is utility. It can hold smartphone with case, sunglasses, lipstick, mirror, credit cards, few cash, coins, key, pen as well as passport
- Fit Phone Model - Dimension 4.8 x 7.3 x 1 inch (18.6 x 12.3 x 2.5 cm), ideal size to fit cell phone with max 6.8”, such as iphone XS Max, iphone XS, iphone XR, iphone 8/8 plus, 7/7 plus, Samsung Galaxy S9/S9 Plus, Note 9, Note 8, Note 7 etc
- Gifts for Friends - Cute gifts for yourself, your friends, your family or relatives. It is also a great gift for company employees and clients.
Technical Specifications
Country
USA
Brand
ZOPPEN
Warranty
no warranty
Color
Dark Red
Size
One Size
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