HOT ! Fendi Clutch Vintage Two Way Clutchshoulder Purse Colorful Linear Print Leather Shoulder Bag

For sale is a vintage, Fendi, mod look, black leather, two-way- shoulder purse or clutch with a linear design in purple and black in the leather, a hinged opening, and a removable strap! This is a gorgeous bag in amazing vintage condition that was created by the Italian design house during the time when Karl Lagerfield made Fendi his home!It is made by Fendi during the initial years that Karl Lagerfield joined the company (I think). This bag is so cool and screams late 60\'s mod, but is still modern and edgy! It has a detachable strap, so it can be used as a shoulder bag or carried as a clutch style. You will never find this vintage style purse in this condition again- don\'t miss out!It is made from a supple black leather that is a unique, geometric, shape with a stitched linear design in shades of purple in the leather! It is an oval shape with a black lacquered, longer hinged top that snaps into place to close it. The removable strap is made of the same leather material with snaps to fasten it.Inside, the layout is very basic. There is one, large compartment with one interior zip pocket. The inside is very clean in black leather. It has an early, Fendi SAS tag, Roma; Made in Italy\'- see pictures.Measurements: 12.5\" x 2.5\" x 7.5\"; Strap drop: 16\" (adjustable/removable)It is a unique take on a classic Art Deco looks that will never go out of style! It\'d be a fantastic addition to any collection! This bag was definitely made by the one of the top high end Italian designers that every lady deserves to own a purse by for her collection! I have purses from this line in a navy blue patent leather fan shape, and another, similar geometric shape in black, and another one in red you may like.The purse is in amazing vintage condition! Check out my other listings in my store! I have 1.5K+ vintage and new purses, so, if this one is not for you, I bet I have one that is \'it\'!ALL REASONABLE OFFERS ARE WELCOME!Questions? Just ask 🙂