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Up for sale is an highly sought-after Givenchy Leo Print Backpack in sleek black tech-twill nylon. Designed during a prime era of Givenchy\'s luxury streetwear aesthetic, this classic dome silhouette features a vibrant, fierce multicolored lion graphic across the top and the iconic handwritten Givenchy signature embroidered in bright red on the front pocket.
This is an incredible opportunity to own a piece that originally retailed between $1,350 and $1,650 for a fraction of the cost. Perfect for everyday use, school, or luxury travel. Comes from a clean, smoke-free home.
PRODUCT DETAILS:
Brand: Givenchy (Made in Romania)Material: 90% Polyamide (Nylon), 10% Acrylic with premium Tonal Calfskin Leather
TrimColor:
Black with multicolored graphic and red embroidery
Hardware:
Satin-finished silvertone hardware and heavy-duty zippers
Pockets:
Large main compartment with an interior zippered pocket, plus a spacious front zip patch pocket
Straps:
Adjustable padded tech-canvas shoulder straps and a flat leather top handle
Approximate Dimensions:
16.5 inches H x 11.5 inches W x 5.0 inches DIncluded Accessories:
Original Givenchy dustbag included
CONDITION:
Overall Condition: Excellent pre-owned condition. Really clean condition overall for its age.
Exterior:
The nylon fabric and lion graphic are in fantastic shape. Shows only light amounts of general wear and minor storage wear. No rips, tears, or major flaws.
Interior:
The lining is perfectly intact, clean, and free of odors or stains.
Hardware/Zippers: Zippers operate smoothly with minimal to no scratching on the silvertone hardware.
Please review all photos carefully as they form part of the condition description.
SHIPPING & AUTHENTICITY:
Guaranteed 100% Authentic Givenchy.
Ships fast and will be securely packaged to preserve its shape during transit.
