All Over LEMON GRAY+BLACK CAPRI bag
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100% ORIGINAL DESIGNS - MADE IN CAPRI
Immerse yourself in the essence of Capri with the line of Bags all Over designed by Louis Molino. Each Pochette captures the scent of the Faraglioni island, the bright colors of its crystalline sea and the fresh taste of its lemons. Transform your Bags all Over into a unique fashion accessory:
FEATURES OF THE BAGS ALL OVER:
All Over Shopper Bag, printed and sewn 100% in Italy
Printed Design Both Front/Back
Sewn on the Edges in Italy
Material: 100% Polyester
Size 38x38 cm
Fabric handles
Handle length: 30x2.5 cm
Available colors for handles: White, Black, Red
Print: Front / Back
Sewn on the Edges
How it should be washed:
Machine washable in cold water
Delicate wash
Gentle cleanser
Do not bleach or wring.
How it is created
DYE-SUBLIMATION Technology
Resolution up to 720 x 1,440 dpi
Eco-sustainable inks certified ECO PASSPORT by OEKO-TEX®
Take the soul of Capri with you wherever you go, with our Bags all Over that are much more than just an accessory.
Over 100 100% Capri Fantasies
Over 52 positive reviews with 4.8 out of 5
"Excellent product quality, very original graphics and photos."
AUTHOR OF THE PHOTO OR DESIGN:
LOUIS MOLINO (Louis Molino)
Luigi Molino alias Louis Molino ( Read the Biography ) digital and book publisher, expert and consultant of Marketing strategies, manages a publishing group, collaborates with Italian institutions as an expert and with important European universities, winner of important international awards with about 300 articles dedicated to his profession ( read the review) but in addition to this wonderful profession that he carries out successfully, he is a great lover of his Island of Capri and through his shots ( Follow if you want on Facebook and Instagram ) and his historical portals dedicated to the island of the Faraglioni he tries to spread the Myth of Capri through his photographic and design perspectives.
