SHOULDER STRAPS MADE ENTIRELY IN FRANCE.
RIBBON WOVEN ON LOOMS IN THE SOUTH-EAST OF FRANCE.
SUPPLE CALF LEATHER WITH MINERAL TANNING COMING FROM THE WEST OF FRANCE.
SHOULDER STRAP ASSEMBLED AND MADE IN THE WEST OF FRANCE.
LEATHER LINING.
THE HOOKS ADAPT TO ALL THE RINGS OF HANDBAGS.
CAN BE WORN ON THE SHOULDER OR CROSSWISE.
LENGTH: 105 cm
WIDTH : 5 cm
SHOULDER STRAPS MADE ENTIRELY IN FRANCE.
RIBBON WOVEN ON LOOMS IN THE SOUTH-EAST OF FRANCE.
SUPPLE CALF LEATHER WITH MINERAL TANNING COMING FROM THE WEST OF FRANCE.
SHOULDER STRAP ASSEMBLED AND MADE IN THE WEST OF FRANCE.
LEATHER LINING.
THE HOOKS ADAPT TO ALL THE RINGS OF HANDBAGS.
CAN BE WORN ON THE SHOULDER OR CROSSWISE.
LENGTH: 105 cm
WIDTH : 5 cm
ALOES COLLECTION
Symbolized by the pure and soothing vegetal arborescence reflecting the silky and contrasting compositions of Mediterranean or distant gardens.
ICONIQUE pattern, 6 different yarn colors
Can be worn on the shoulder or across the body
Hooks fit all handbag rings
Length: 105 cm (from end to end, including hooks)
Width: 5 cm
Made entirely in France
Ribbon woven on looms in the SOUTH-EAST of France
Soft calf leather with mineral tanning from the WEST of France
Shoulder strap assembled and made in the WEST of France
Leather Lining
All MAY Paris orders are delivered in gift packaging. The MAY Paris gift packaging is a high quality, charcoal black box with a fabric pouch.
At the time of the order, a personalized message, handwritten on a MAY Paris card can be added to the order.
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We also accept payments by bank transfer and check.
Delivery at home.
Delivery within 4 to 5 working days depends of your country
Tracking number communicated upon shipment.
Hand delivery from Monday to Friday between 8am and 6pm.
In case of absence: Re-delivery the next day
All our products are sent in a gift box.
