INTERMODE MADE WITH FABRIC Mini Bag Mini Shoulder Bag 19303519 STRAWBERRY THIEF 19303519B Gray LIBERTY. Women's [B]

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GAMES, DVD, BLU-RAY & MEDIA ITEMS - Some games, DVDs, Blu-rays, and media items may have region codes or Japanese-only language settings. - Please check compatibility before purchase. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [INTERMODE MADE WITH LIBERTY. FABRIC Mini Shoulder Bag] A convenient mini shoulder pouch that's compact enough to hold your smartphone, handkerchief, and pocket tissues. Its ease of use is its main appeal. [Size] Approx. 15cm (width) x 19cm (height) x 3cm (depth) [Material] Outer fabric: Patterned part 100% cotton, plain part 100% polyester, lining 100% polyester [Color] Gray [About the pattern] William Morris was a British thinker, poet, designer, writer, and painter who had a profound influence on the history of design. This design, named "Strawberry Thief," was created in 1883, inspired by Morris's own experience of having his strawberries eaten by birds when he tried to grow them. In 1979, Liberty Prints used it as fabric for furnishings, and later the pattern was reduced in size and the design was adjusted for Tana Lawn. In 1995, it joined Liberty Prints' Classic Collection and remains incredibly popular to this day.