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The largest bag in the Cabas family, the very popular Cabas Alto is now discontinued. Featured in Louis Vuitton advertisements, the Cabas Alto was shown in the arms of Angelina Jolie and sparked an overwhelming interest for the Cabas family - so much that LV decided to bring back the style for a year! This large tote is perfect for all day or weekend use, and its simple yet chic design makes it a piece that you will cherish for years to come. The Alto features a double lined Monogram Canvas and a durable vachetta base, along with thick leather straps.
Details:
Designer: Louis Vuitton
Series: Cabas Alto
Retail: N/A
Style: Tote bag
Material: Monogram
Color: Brown
Origin: France
Production Year: 2002
Date/Authenticity Code: AR1002
Measurements: 16.25" L (at base) x 20" L (at opening) x 6.25" W x 14"H
Handle Drop: 11"
Sku: TT1310
Comes with: Nothing
Condition:
Rank BC Used - Rubbed Corners, medium leather tanning, inside stain marks
Outside: Shows age, scratches, one white mark and visible stain
Inside: Few white marks, overall good condition
Pocket: Clean condition
Handle/Strap: Shows light scratches and stain
Shape: Little loose in shape
Edges: Rubbing is present
Hardware: Some scratches and rust
Smell: Light storage smell
Condition Rank:
A Mint: Never used or maybe used 1-2 times
AB Excellent - Excellent condition with some scratches, flaws and may have stain
B Gently used: May have minor corner rubbing, light leather tanning, inside some stain marks
BC Used - Rubbed Corners, medium leather tanning, inside stain marks
C Well Used: visible scratches, rubbed corners, leather tanning darkening. inside stains
CD Very Well Used - Still workable condition but can have some major rubbed corners, dark leather tanning patina, stains.
D Need Repair: May need repair to use the item.
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