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The One Bag


While Shopping around The One furniture store in Marina Mall this humongous bag caught my attention. The vintage-like burned brown bag is probably made for travel-use as weekender bag but I felt it makes a great alternative to a typical magazine holder.  Price tag? KD 129.

Comments

Distressed brown leather always looks good-- the more wear & tear, the better looking it gets! Very nice bag :)
Anonymous said…
wow, superb pick -
excellent confash :>
Anonymous said…
I got similar one from Midas furniture store for 60kd. And they have different style and shape. Made in german. I use it for shaleah. I got one for me and one for my husband.
Anonymous said…
By the way I found out today that villa moda closed their manshar store.

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