THAT BAG





The struggle to find the perfect everyday bag is real. But have you ever had that one bag that you feel suits you in just about every single aspect? Well, I found mine at www.hieleven.com.

The colour: neutral, thus making it versatile and matches with most outfits. The size: not too big, not too small, with an adjustable crossbody strap. Ergonomic for the petite Asian girl that is me :P. The design: spacious despite having several compartments. The material: leather + suede; absolute luxe. Most importantly, price: affordable!

Okay I may sound like I’m exaggerating just a teenie weenie bit. But in all honesty, this is one of my fave bags ever. Let the photos do the talking.

Go browse through www.hieleven.com and I’m sure you’ll find your perfect everyday bag too!
[Fyi: Leather used - split cattle leather. They ship worldwide.]












website: www.hieleven.com
Instagram: @hieleven

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