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JennaKator Old Village Handbag

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Classic black, Michigan-inspired, and effortlessly stylish!

Add a versatile new favorite to your wardrobe with the Old Village Handbag in Night Sky Black from the Jenna Kator Collection.

Named after the historic Old Village neighborhood in Plymouth, Michigan, this chic handbag combines everyday practicality with sophisticated style.

Crafted from premium vegan leather, the compact bag is finished with nickel hardware and Jenna Kator's signature flower pin logo.

Carry it as a shoulder bag or attach the adjustable crossbody strap when you want to go hands-free.

Don't let its sleek size fool you; the Old Village is thoughtfully organized with plenty of places for your everyday essentials, including interior pockets, six card slots, a built-in key rope, and an exterior slip pocket.

Features Include:

  • Jenna Kator Collection Old Village Handbag
  • Color: Night Sky Black
  • Premium vegan leather
  • Nickel hardware
  • Signature flower pin logo
  • Adjustable crossbody strap
  • Detachable shoulder strap
  • Top zip closure
  • Exterior back slip pocket
  • Interior zip and slip pockets
  • Built-in key rope
  • 6 interior card slots
  • Protective bottom feet
  • Approximately 9.5" W x 6" H x 2.5" D

Polished enough for an evening out yet practical enough for every day, this little black handbag may become the one you reach for again and again.

A little Michigan. A lot of style.

Donated By Marybeth and Robert Jackson