ColsenKeane No. 1022 Leather Luggage Tag | 5/6oz Full Grain Bag Tag leather travel case I needed a streamlined solution Color:Bridle Brown

Name: ColsenKeane No. 1022 Leather Luggage Tag | 5/6oz Full Grain Bag Tag leather travel case I needed a streamlined solution Color:Bridle Brown
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 21459643309
Price: 45.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2358 (22 reviews)

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Description

ColsenKeane No. 1022 Leather Luggage Tag 5 6oz Full Grain Bag Tag leather travel case I needed a streamlined solution Color:Bridle Brown I needed a streamlined solution built to keep your craft chilled from home to the party Travel in confidence and style with our sleek and functional luggage tag Attachment: Hand cut leather string for secure overhand knot fastening

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