Product Description
Style 699514 DTDHT 1000
With a crescent silhouette and textured black leather, this shoulder bag has a defined retro feel. Each collection is a journey through different decades and eras, combining vintage elements with archival codes or contemporary details to create new designs that exist outside of space and time. The small accessory reflects this fascination with the past, a concept that runs throughout the world of GG Marmont.
Black matelassé chevron leather
Antique gold-toned hardware
Double G
Inside: 2 card slots and 1 hook
Adjustable handle with 16cm drop
Chain shoulder strap with 60cm drop
Zip closure
Weight: 395gr. approximately
W21.5cm x H11cm x D5cm
Made in Italy
The model is 174.5cm tall
Fits up to iPhone Pro Max/Plus, small wallet, and lipstick








International fast shipping, can't express how good the service and packaging was.
Review by Manfred
Absolutely love ❤️ shopping here, keeps me informed on my order status, no hassle and deliver a great customer experience.
Review by zoe
Thank you for your delivery. It was fast, the clutch is very nice and i will come back for more shopping.
Review by CVincent
its took a long time to arrive. They were obviously gorgeous, thank you.
Review by Julien
My order came over a week after it’s expected arrival date.
Review by JMR
I requested that no signature is required for all my delivery packages.
Review by pékoz
Great product
Review by Ypoulter
I really love the item so much!
Review by Charlemagne
Great experience. Shipping was fast and the packaging was top tier. Product was in new excellent shape as expected.
Review by martin
Though the product I purchased couldn't fit perfectly, I'm sure I will come back again! Good shopping experience!
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Review by Guest
This product is definitely one of my favorites.
Review by Guest