Pen Collectors Case – holds 4 pens
US$ 126.00价格不含增值税
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商品描述
让您心爱的钢笔在旅途中安全无虞。这款纤薄的内衬笔袋在英国手工制作而成,采用真皮革,材质与 Conway Stewart 笔记本、口袋记事本、可扩展笔袋及传统桌面吸墨垫所用的同款奢华 Montana 纹皮革相同。
提供同款3种优雅配色:绿色、黑色或酒红色。
最多可容纳4支长度介于80毫米至170毫米之间的钢笔,即便是加长款的 Churchill 圆珠笔也能轻松装入。
内侧的信用卡/名片夹位置以烫金工艺压印 Conway Stewart 标志及"Made in England"字样。
要点一览
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可稳妥收纳4支钢笔
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真皮革材质,提供黑色、绿色或酒红色
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尺寸:160 mm × 200 mm × 31 mm
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净重:200克(空袋时)
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另付费用即可在正面添加金色或银色姓名缩写
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英国手工制作
手工制作
每只笔袋均由经验丰富的皮革工匠裁切、缝制并手工抛光边缘。内衬软垫用以加强防护,松紧笔环缝合于皮革底衬之上,并配有色彩相衬的拉链。如您选择个性化定制,您的姓名缩写(最多8个字符)将以金色或银色烫箔工艺压印于封面。
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