WOMEN - WOMEN'S MA QUAD CANVAS MICRO MA BAG - Black

WOMEN - WOMEN'S MA QUAD CANVAS MICRO MA BAG - Black

Marsoni

M251S

$475.00

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WOMEN - WOMEN'S MA QUAD CANVAS MICRO MA BAG - BlackThe house's iconic Micro MA silhouette emerges in a custom woven MA Quad monogram print rendition for Pre Fall 2026. The MA Quad Micro MA Bag in coated canvas features magnetic closure, MA icon hardware, a leather top handle, and a detachable leather shoulder strap with custom hardware. Pre Fall 2026 Collection Made In Vietnam 54% Cotton, 24% Linen, 22% Polyurethane This garment has undergone a special process which results in intentional variations

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012