Soho Italian leather women clutch | MARK / GIUSTI
Mark Giusti
Mark Giusti
Mark Giusti
Mark Giusti

SOHO / LC-002

London Calling

365.00
Introducing the "Soho" Leather Clutch from our latest women's collection. Crafted in the sophisticated London Grey embossed leather, this clutch seamlessly combines versatility with refinement. It comes with a chain and interchangeable matching port red leather strap, offering the choice of shoulder or crossbody wear. Detaching the strap transforms it into a sleek clutch – perfect for both day and night occasions.

ICONIC VERSATILITY:
Experience the uniqueness of its design alongside the signature embossed leather in exclusive colors. The clutch's iconic slanted card slips detail adds a touch of elegance.

DISTINCTIVE TOUCH:
London Grey, our signature Dark Grey color exclusive to MARK/GIUSTI, enriches the palette. Elevate your ensemble with the "Soho" Clutch – where versatility meets style in perfect harmony

SIGNATURE LEATHER:
Our signature Cosmati Mosaic embossed leather has been inspired by the geometric mosaics particularly found in the High altar of London's Westminster Abbey, built in the 13th century AD and on which no less than 38 kings and queens have been crowned.

MATERIAL:
100% Genuine bovine leather body, trims and shoulder strap.
100% Cotton sateen lining.
100% Handcrafted in Italy.

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We offer a complimentary service to emboss your initials on all MARK / GIUSTI bags and small leather accessories. Please email us your request to sales@markgiusti.com when placing your order.

Mosaic Pattern Story

LONDON CALLING MOSAIC

The inspiration behind the London Calling Mosaic Pattern is taken from the original mosaic decorations found in the High altar of London's Westminster Abbey, built in the 13th century AD and on which no less than 38 kings and queens have been crowned.
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ORIGINAL COSMATI MOSAICS

The original mosaic decorations found in the High altar of London's Westminster Abbey, built in the 13th century AD and on which no less than 38 kings and queens have been crowned.
Mark Giusti