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Louis Vuitton
Black Epi Leather Sellier Dragonne Clutch Bag
Overall Condition:
Gently used
Item Number:
10078318
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Handle Drop is measured from high point of the strap to bag opening.Yoogi's Notes
This is an elegant and hard to find piece from Louis Vuitton. The Louis Vuitton Black Epi Leather Sellier Dragonne Clutch Bag is a classic clutch that can be carried with its wristlet strap as well. Perfect for a casual dinner date or a night on the town - the Epi leather is stylish and beautiful - this bag is a must for any sophisticated fashionista!
The Louis Vuitton Epi Leather collection was first introduced in 1985 and was created to respond to the demand for more durable leather necessary in modern travel conditions. Epi leather is dyed all the way through and has a grainy texture which can withstand any weather condition. It comes in a multitude of colors that keeps us coming back for more.
The Louis Vuitton Epi Leather collection was first introduced in 1985 and was created to respond to the demand for more durable leather necessary in modern travel conditions. Epi leather is dyed all the way through and has a grainy texture which can withstand any weather condition. It comes in a multitude of colors that keeps us coming back for more.
The exterior Epi leather is clean and beautiful with minor scuff marks overall (please refer to photos). The smooth leather on the bag also has faint scuff marks. The glazing at the top corner edges of the flap top shows cracking. The wrist strap has minor signs of wear. The goldtone hardware has surface scratches, but is still bright. The interior is clean and in good condition with only minor scuff marks as well as a faint perfume odor.
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