The Gstaad 55 — Leather Travel Bag | Brown
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Built for the long weekend in the Alps and the first-class lounge on the way there. The DUVAL Gstaad 55 is cut from top-grain cowhide leather with a fine pebbled grain, finished in rich coffee brown with gunmetal hardware. Its clean barrel silhouette holds its shape packed or empty, with room for a long weekend away.
Carry it by the rolled top handles or over the shoulder on the detachable strap. A separate zip compartment at the end keeps shoes and worn clothes apart from the rest of your packing, while the interior zip and slip pockets keep a tablet, passport and chargers in reach.
- Top-grain cowhide leather with a pebbled finish
- Coffee brown with gunmetal hardware
- Separate zip end compartment for shoes
- Interior zip pocket and slip pockets
- Rolled dual top handles
- Detachable, adjustable shoulder strap
- Leather luggage tag with ID window
- Two-way zip-top closure
- Approx. 21.7" W × 10.8" H × 7.3" D / 55 × 27.5 × 18.5 cm
Pack light. Travel well.
The Gstaad 55 is made for men who want their luggage to make the same impression as the rest of their wardrobe.
USA: 5-12 working days (free over $100)
Europe: 8-15 working days (free over $100)
Australia: 8-15 working days (free over $100)
Rest of the world: 8-20 working days (free over $100)
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RETURNS
We offer a 14 day return or exchange policy if you are not happy with your order for any reason. For more information please see our Return Policy
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