If the deep dark winter nights are making you feel low, then you may need to start looking ahead to summer. Actually, forget that; you may need to pretend it is summer! This light straw-effect tote from Salvatore Ferragamo should help you do that in the classiest way possible.
Of course, spending over $2000 on a woven straw bag may seem a little bit beyond many people’s reach. After all, whilst very expensive leather bags have a distinguishable difference, this would be one purse that would be easy to copy on the High Street. Look a little closer, however, and that straw is actually braided leather. Clever, eh?! In addition, if you opt for a cheap one then you won’t get the dark wood hardware, and no doubt the shape wouldn’t be as refined.
Straw is always light and summery, meaning that whilst it may make you forget rain, it will also absorb it. That is why the leather version is so much more efficient. At least this way you have a smooth sleek lining to keep your treasured and no doubt valuable belongings safe.
With an intricate weave, strong plaited handles and a hugely fashionably slouchy shape, this Marisa tote is almost definitely the most luxurious “straw” bag on the market!
More Features of this Salvatore Ferragamo Woven Hold-all
- Woven leather exterior
- Dual short handles
- Interior lining with multiple pockets
- Dark wood clasp closure
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