The Aria Vintage Tote - By Qivii
The Aria Vintage Tote blends classic design with everyday practicality.
Its structured shape and vintage-inspired look make it a timeless piece that works for both casual and dressed-up outfits.
Lightweight and easy to carry, it’s designed for daily use without feeling bulky.
Perfect for work, shopping, or outings, this bag keeps your essentials organized while elevating your style.
✨ Key Features
- Vegan leather vintage texture
- Polyester cotton lining
- Lightweight structured build
- Multiple carry options
- Spacious main compartment
- Fits daily essentials easily
- Secure zipper closure
- Classic retro-inspired design
Size: 11in x 8in x 5in / 28cm x 20cm x13cm
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