H**me5 Kelly Pochette Handmade Bag In Rouge Grenat Epsom Calfskin Master Quality

Product Description

Quick Overview

The Kelly Pochette was Jean-Paul Gaultier's clutch interpretation of the classic Kelly bag. Introduced on the fall runway of his first collection for the House in 2004, the Kelly Pochette was an instant hit. This handbag is made from Epsom calfskin, which named from a town in south-east England that is famous for its horse races. The Kelly pochette is a true clutch with neither feet nor shoulder strap. It is remarkably roomy, holding more than the Kelly cut or the mini Kelly.

Details

- 100% Epsom calfskin
- Single flat leather handle
- Leather lining with one flap pocket
- Flap top with two draw-straps and turn-lock

Size: 22 x 13 x 7 cm

Comes with H**me5 box, dust bag and certificate card.

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