Aigner Kayla - Shopper L 49 cm (alpaca beige)

Aigner Kayla - Shopper L 49 cm (alpaca beige)

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M251S

$179.91

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Aigner Kayla - Shopper L 49 cm (alpaca beige)Ein eleganter Shopper, der mit seinem alpaca beige Farbton und dem hellgold glnzenden Metallbesatz zeitlose Raffinesse ausstrahlt. Die Aigner Kayla verbindet modisches Design mit funktionalem Komfort und ist damit ein vielseitiger Begleiter fr den Alltag und besondere Anlsse. Hochwertiges Material langlebiges, fein genarbtes Leder mit stilvollen metallischen Akzenten Komfortabler Tragekomfort angenehm zu tragender Schulterriemen mit 25 cm Lnge fr

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012