SuzanneFaris
Leather Snap Bag - Cognac
Leather Snap Bag - Cognac
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A leather handbag made to last with classic styling and quality materials. A simple one-handed snap to close, super easy to use and convenient! Cognac coloured leather with a brass snap to close. A black adjustable crossbody strap contrasts perfectly with the deep caramel tones and makes it easy to match with several outfits. A sustainable choice, ready to last you for years to come.
Perfect for a day out. Fits a large size wallet and a few other small items such as sunglasses and keys. Comes lined with both an open pocket and a zippered pocket inside.
Size: - 11" wide, 10" high, 2.5" deep
Care instructions: wipe down with a dry or damp cloth, apply a leather protector if desired.
Materials: Leather | Brass hardware | YKK zippers | Cotton fabric
*Hides are a by-product of the meat industry. Transformation into leather is the best use for those hides, making it a sustainable material.
Not sure? Here's your return options
Not sure? Here's your return options
We know that not everything works out and that's ok! Simply let us know within 30 days and if the product is still in its original condition we would be happy to offer you a return or exchange.
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Or if you don't have an account, email us at info@suzannefaris.com
Yes, made in St. Thomas, Ontario.
Yes, made in St. Thomas, Ontario.
Art and design has been my passion for as long as I can remember. I was lucky to be born into a family culture that valued making things. In the early 2000’s I studied fine art and graphic design in Alberta and worked freelance in design, sculpture and art education. There I met my husband Paul and we moved to Ontario to began a family. From the quiet days spent at home as a young mom, the wide variety of goods you see today began to emerge.
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Now that I'm in my work full-time, I'm beginning to understand the purpose coming through. And timely! With a world crippled by the fast fashion industry and disposable furniture & appliances filling up the landfills, we need to move forward differently.
– Suzanne
