Gucci Gucci BLACK ‘1955 Horsebit Small’ shoulder bag

2,500.00 € Taxes and duties not included

Available colors

cream

Symbol:735178 1DB0G-1000

Description

Black ‘1955 Horsebit Small’ shoulder bag from Gucci. Crafted from calf leather, this design showcases the brand's signature horsebit hardware, a detachable handle and chain strap, gold-tone metal elements and one internal compartment.

Composition / Capacity

Outer Layer:
100% Calf Leather

Inner Layer:
100% Fabric

Other elements:
Metal

Measurements

Height: 13cm
Width: 24cm

Model's Measurements:

Height: 176cm
Bust: 85cm
Waist: 60cm
Hips: 89cm

return / delivery

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Available in stores

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