Lightweight and practical Matilda small in straw-effect fabric with a soft texture and pleasant to the touch Sash handle in soft textured leather ending on one side with a removable bow Equipped with a detachable shoulder strap to wear the bag informally Suitable for the woman who loves comfortable bags without giving up a touch of glam.- Made in Italy
- 100% Poliammide con finiture in pelle di vitelloWeight: 690 g / 1.5 lb
Height: 26.0 cm / 10.2 in
Width: 19.0 cm / 7.5 in
Depth: 15.0 cm / 5.9 in
Meet a standout blend of Italian craftsmanship and fashion-forward design in the lightweight and practical "1041 Matilde Small" by Roberta Gandolfi. This refined piece is expertly made in Italy and boasts a straw-effect fabric exterior with a soft texture that feels delightful to touch. The surface reveals subtle textural variations for a tactile, visually pleasing aesthetic - a unique signature of Roberta Gandolfi's artisanal approach.
But the exquisite attention to detail doesn't end there. The sash handle of the Matilde Small is crafted from soft textured leather, giving it an indulgent and rich feel every time it's touched. A standout feature is a detachable bow embellishment on one side - a playful, feminine detail that adds to the charm of the bag. As equally appealing as its design is the bag's functionality. The Matilde Small comes equipped with a detachable shoulder strap, allowing for relaxed, informal carrying that doesn’t compromise on style.
Constructed with 100% Poliammide and calf leather finishing, this bag stands up well to everyday use while still maintaining its elegant appeal. Measuring 10.2 inches in height, 7.5 inches in width and 5.9 inches in depth, and weighing a mere 1.5 lbs, the Matilde Small is perfect for the woman who desires comfort and practicality, without foregoing an ounce of chic allure.
To Be Crafted
Estimated Dispatch - 7 days
Why is there crafting time?
We promote sustainable practices. Many products are hand made to order by local Italian craftsmen who have used traditional methods and best practices.
