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Women’s Hemp Cross-Body Messenger Bag

$35.00

The hemp material is durable and soft, and this bag will last many years. Your hemp bag will improve with wear, becoming softer over time.

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Description

An adjustable strap allows you to find the perfect fit for all day comfort.

  • 100% Hemp. Loop closure.
  • Size:  22 cm (W) x 24 cm (H) x 6 cm (D)
  • Inside: 1 compartment, 1 zip pocket.
  • Adjustable strap.
  • Improves with wear
  • Soft and durable

The hemp material is durable and soft, and this bag will last many years. Your hemp bag will improve with wear, becoming softer over time.

This item is handmade in Nepal so some slight variation/imperfection/not identical in color, size, shape and texture can be expected due to the hand-crafting process.

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