SKU #118
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FEATURES
- Vacquetta leather construction
- Lots of zippered and open pockets
- Magnetic snap closure
- Organize pens, credit cards and ID
- Cell phone holder on the side
- Removable, adjustable strap
- Dimensions: 15.5" x 12" x 4.5"
- Weight: 3 lbs. (5 lbs. w/ carton) *weight may vary by 0.5-1 lb.
- Colors: Black, Tan, Cafe
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NAME
Porthole Briefcase
DESCRIPTION
This classic porthole brief features a roomy main section with an optional drop bottom for heavy loads. Many pockets to help you organize your work- a large back zippered pocket as well as two open pocket on front and two on back. The organizer section under the flap has a credit card pocket, ID window and six pen slots. Cell phone holder on side. Removable, adjustable shoulder strap and magnetic snap closures.
Soft, rich vacquetta leather displays all the character provided by nature, making each piece unique. Our tanning process locks in natural oils, producing a soft, durable hand that won't crack or become brittle with normal use. Occasional maintenence with a high-quality conditioner is recommended for lasting performance.
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GENERAL WARRANTY
We have built our reputation on supplying our customers with the highest quality products and then standing behind them. Our leather bags are made to provide everyday service, and to look good doing it. We support our Vacquetta Leather items with a guarantee that, for a period of one year, these bags will be free of defects in workmanship or materials. If you have a problem with your bag in that time period, simply phone us, and we'll provide instructions on where to send the bag for evaluation. We'll either repair or replace it at our discretion.
While we wish all our customers would receive their bag in perfect condition, unfortunately, damage caused by common carrier does ocassionally happen. Damage caused by common carrier is, by law, the responsibility of the carrier, and should be reported immediately to the carrier for settlement of any damages. Likewise, damage caused by airlines should be reported to the offending airline immediately for settlement of any repair or replacement costs.
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