STILORD "Robert" Leather Briefcase for 15.6 Inches Laptops
- Practical attractively designed STILORD original leather bag - perfect for university, work or leisure
- This vintage Portfolio / Brief Case offers enough space for your A4 documents and even a laptop
- Outer dimensions: ca. 39 x 11 x 31 cm | 7 compartments
- Colour: Black | Weight: 1300g | Material: cow hide leather | Also suitable as Macbook case for 16 inch Macbook Pro
In addition to your legal rights, we offer you an extended return promise: If the goods are shipped to you between 1 November and 31 December of any year, the goods can be returned until 31 January of the following year, even if more than one month has already passed since receipt of the goods, provided the goods are complete and in the same condition as when they were received. The goods must be returned to the address stated in the cancellation policy. The return deadline is met if you send the goods to this address before the expiry of the return deadline. These return conditions do not restrict your statutory rights and therefore do not restrict your right of cancellation.
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Classic Leather Briefcase Portfolio for Men and Women - Sophisticated Design
A STILORD leather bag is characterized by high-quality materials and fine workmanship, it easily holds up against everyday wear. This timeless STILORD leather bag offers plenty of space for your A4 documents - our practical leather bag has all your work related items at your fingertips. With its distinctive design, this stylish leather case from STILORD is the perfect & practical everyday companion!
This high quality leather case is often used as a student bag, notebook bag, laptop bag, collage bag, student's bag, shoulder bag or work bag.
Outer dimensions: ca. 39 x 11 x 31 cm
Total compartments: 7
Material: cow hide / leather
Lapotp compartment (38,5 x 26 cm) suitable for most notebooks up to 15,6 inches
Colour: black
Weight: 1300g
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