Null Prada
POUCH

DESCRIPTION:
Cotton pouch with leather details. Velcro closure…
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Prada POUCH DESCRIPTION: Cotton pouch with leather details. Velcro closure around the waist. Features a pocket with zipper. Interior with the Maison's logo. Dimensions: 32x 15 cm. Made in Italy. Well preserved. DESCRIPTION: Cotton fanny pack with leather details. Velcro waist closure. Features a back pocket with zipper. Interior with Maison logo. Cm 32x 15. Made in Italy. Well preserved.

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Prada POUCH DESCRIPTION: Cotton pouch with leather details. Velcro closure around the waist. Features a pocket with zipper. Interior with the Maison's logo. Dimensions: 32x 15 cm. Made in Italy. Well preserved. DESCRIPTION: Cotton fanny pack with leather details. Velcro waist closure. Features a back pocket with zipper. Interior with Maison logo. Cm 32x 15. Made in Italy. Well preserved.

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