Appearing like a dressed up messenger with a healthy dose of rock and roll attitude comes this Cindy Cross-Body Bag.
I can’t ever imagine the youngest Brady carrying such an edgy bag. Its dark leather calls to mind motorcycle gangs and heavy metal music, and its shiny silver hardware does nothing to soften it. The leather is a little disappointing though, much stiffer than we’d expect from the brand and the price tag. But that does help the Cindy keep its saddle shape without slouching slovenly.
The interior isn’t just larger than most cross-body bags; it’s also a lot more practical. The dual compartment design makes it staying organized a breeze, no matter how scatterbrained you are. There’s plenty of space too, so you’ll have no problems fitting in your essentials and then some.
The extra-long cross-body strap helps you carry the Cindy comfortably, no matter how much it’s loaded up.
I only wish we had a few more color options. While black and dark brown are suitably edgy, there’s little discernable difference in the hues. A markedly different shade, such as a lighter tone or even a rainbow color, would have spiced things up a bit.
More Features of This Frye Leather Cross-Body Bag
- Twill lined interior
- Magnetic closure
- A single shoulder strap with a 20 inch drop
- Measures 10 x 14.5 x 4.5 inches
- Made in China
Get this Frye Cindy Handbag:
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