
IPad bag Piquadro CA1816W129 Green
Piquadro iPad shoulder bag. Made of fabric and leather. It has an adjustable shoulder strap that can be worn either on the shoulder or, thanks to the hook located at the bottom of the bag, across the body. Excellent durability, practical and lightweight. Inside, it features a compartment that can hold a 10.2'' tablet, a 10.9'' Air, and an 11'' Pro, along with small pockets for accessories like pens, cards, and more. It has a zippered front pocket. Additionally, it offers RFID protection and a pocket to hold the CONNEQU.
The Piquadro line stands out for its functionality, design, and high technological content applied to accessories that express the elegance of Italian style. It's a brand in continuous evolution, always seeking new materials and trends. Piquadro technicians subject their products to extensive stress tests to ascertain their resistance and integrity, ensuring their durability. They are also tested for rain so that there is no loss or transfer of color. The leathers are exclusively Italian, mainly from Tuscan tanneries. Raw materials are carefully selected, and with the skill of specialized artisans, the accessory is meticulously followed in every small detail during production, achieving impeccable quality.
To properly maintain your bag, it is advisable to avoid using detergents or cleaning products for leather as they could damage it. We recommend this product: LEATHER, SUEDE AND FABRIC CLEANER
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BRAND: Piquadro
CODE: CA1816W129 Green
COLOR: Green
MEASUREMENTS: 21.0 X 27.0 X 7.0 (cm)
WEIGHT: 361 gr
MATERIAL: Leather and fabric
DESCRIPTION: Piquadro iPad shoulder bag. Made of fabric and leather. It has an adjustable shoulder strap that can be worn either on the shoulder or, thanks to the hook located at the bottom of the bag, across the body.
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In 1920, Pelletteria Allegrini was founded in Lucca, a benchmark at the time for shoemakers throughout the area, who sourced leather, hide, and materials necessary for shoe production from them.


