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Presidio Purse: Inspiration

ByLisa Kievits

If you’d like to see the Presidio Purse in various prints, colours, and fabrics, we’ve got a round up for you today. These bags have been sewn up by our ambassadors to provide some inspiration. Also check #presidiopurse on Instagram, and click through to the ambassadors’ profiles and websites to see more!

Lovely presidio by Angelic. Beautiful stitching on the handle, too!

Outdoor style Presidio by Accacia.

Classy Presidio by Roxann, 70’s floral style by Eugenia.

  • Saskia Presidio Lining

Love the colourful fabric and inserts by Saskia.

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Summer vibes coming from Jamie’s Presidio.

  • Eugenia Presidio

Another one by Eugenia, in a classic ecru but with a fun lining.

  • Presidio Sonja
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  • Corinne Presidio
  • Donna's Presidio
Bold accents and a pocket on the outside by Corinne, elephants and denim by Donna.

Aida’s Presidio goes with most outfits, Simona made hers bold.

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    1. I don’t know, but I do see what you mean! Not sure many will make that connection when looking at a bag, though.

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