The Stella McCartney Falabella crossbody bag redefines contemporary luxury through a conscious vision. Made in the brand’s iconic Alter Suede, the silhouette offers a rich, velvety texture in a versatile dark taupe shade. The profile is framed by the famous diamond chain with ruthenium finish, meticulously woven with a tonal cord, which extends fluidly to form the shoulder strap. A metal medallion with engraved logo adds a distinctive touch, while the front flap closes with a magnetic button revealing a lined interior. A sophisticated accessory that enriches the wardrobe with its unmistakable structured elegance.
SUSTAINABLE: Products that do not use leather respecting cruelty free ethics.
– Cruelty-free Alter Suede material
– Lozenge chain with ruthenium finish
– Tunal cord weave
– Metal medallion with engraved logo
– Magnetic button closure
– Inside pouch pocket
– Lining with logo pattern
-Our highest priority is to ensure maximum customer satisfaction by operating with a zero-tolerance policy towards counterfeit, fake, or replica goods.
-Thus, all of the products featured in our portfolio come with the ASSURANCE OF AUTHENTICITY.
-Every piece that we sell comes with original tags and boxes.
-We are pleased to offer FREE courier shipping to all our customers.
-We offer courier service using FedEx, UPS or DHL Express with tracking information.
-The average delivery time within Europe is 3-5 business days. For shipping destinations outside Europe, such as North America and Asia, the delivery time is 5-10 business days.
-The shipping time is highly dependent on the origin of the item being shipped. We have different warehouses based in Europe and the USA.
-To ensure your ultimate satisfaction, we are pleased to offer a 14-days return policy no questions asked.
-To be eligible for a return, your items must be returned unworn, unwashed, undamaged, unused, and with all original tags attached.
-Several types of goods are exempt from being returned. Products such as underwear, swimwear, and lingerie for hygienic reasons.
