Susan Farber has fun with fringe with this Tahoe Messenger Bag.
You’ll need to be a real fringe fan to embrace this design. It covers the messenger’s body, falling softly in layers to create a real boho look. That’s dressed up somewhat by the striking emerald green color. I typically expect bohemian bags to be in earthy browns, not this dramatic rich hue. In the wrong hands it might have seemed confusing, but I think Susan Farber’s made this messenger more versatile than it might have been.
The Tahoe’s medium dimensions make it perfect for everyday use. It’s got enough space for the essentials without tempting us to carry things we really don’t need. The single strap is adjustable for just the right fit, or you can do away with it altogether. You’ll need to scale down your cargo if you hope to easily use it as a clutch, but this is a minor inconvenience.
The detachable strap makes the Tahoe appear like two bags in one, which makes its $445 price tag seem even more affordable!
More Features of This Susan Farber Fringed Messenger
- Magnetic closure
- Fabric lining
- Interior zip pocket
- Exterior back zip pocket
- Measures 11 x 12.5 x 2.5 inches
Get this Susan Farber Tahoe Handbag:
- Available to buy at Susan Farber
- Check the Joni’s Finer Things eBay store to see if this Susan Farber bag is in stock
- Search online for this bag
You may also be interested in:
- More Susan Farber bags on BagBunch
- The Susan Farber Sterling Clutch bag, a great alternative to this fringed bag.
- Searching for more Susan Farber bags on eBay
- Other fringed messenger bags on eBay:
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