This beautiful bag in the shape of a seal will be your ally in all circumstances. It can be worn on the shoulder but also over the shoulder. This bag in wax and imitation leather brings this chic and ethnic side Handmade from start to finish Make yourself stand out with this creation
This beautiful bag in the shape of a seal will be your ally in all circumstances. It can be worn on the shoulder but also over the shoulder. This bag in wax and imitation leather brings this chic and ethnic side Handmade from start to finish Make yourself stand out with this creation
ColorBlue
MaterialAnkara, -
Ce beau sac en forme de sceau sera votre allié en toute circonstance
Il se porte à l épaule mais aussi en bandoulière.
Ce sac en wax et en simili cuir apporte ce côté chic et ethnique
Fait à la main de début à la fin
Faites vous distinguer par cette création
To United States
5–11 business days
CostThe shipping is free
TrackingFull tracking provided via Africa Creates Ship dashboard
Duty & taxBuyer is responsible for local import duties
Returns are accepted within 15 days of delivery for items that are unworn and in original condition. Contact the seller or Africa Creates support to initiate a return. Africa Creates Buyer Protection applies to all orders.
At Africa Creates, we do not believe in the myth of predefined sizes. Each body is different and deserves an outfit just as unique. Therefore, to use this guide, we recommend using your measurements in inches (as explained below) rather than the "4 to 22" sizes.
From there you can select the corresponding international size for your order, and each seller will then be able to make sure to send the PERFECT fit for YOU!
How to measure ?
Collar size
Measure around the neck at the neck.
Chest size
Measure around your bust where it is wider by placing the tape measure under the arms and over the shoulder blades.
Waist size
Measure in the hollow of the waist.
Hip size
Keep your feet together and measure the widest part.
Crotch tower
Measure the top of the crotch up to the ankle bone.
