Cowhide Doctor's Bag in Black - Kakadu Traders Australia
Cowhide Doctor's Bag in Black - Kakadu Traders Australia
Cowhide Doctor's Bag in Black - Kakadu Traders Australia
Cowhide Doctor's Bag in Black - Kakadu Traders Australia
Cowhide Doctor's Bag in Black - Kakadu Traders Australia
Cowhide Doctor's Bag in Black - Kakadu Traders Australia
Cowhide Doctor's Bag in Black - Kakadu Traders Australia
Cowhide Doctor's Bag in Black - Kakadu Traders Australia
Cowhide Doctor's Bag in Black - Kakadu Traders Australia
Cowhide Doctor's Bag in Black - Kakadu Traders Australia
Cowhide Doctor's Bag in Black - Kakadu Traders Australia
Cowhide Doctor's Bag in Black - Kakadu Traders Australia

Cowhide Doctor's Bag in Black

$270.00
Minus Plus

Features

The Cowhide Doctor's Bag Features:
  • Metal YKK zip closure
  • Lined
  • Detatchable strap
  • Australian Made

Description

Made in Australia from a special leather that has vintage finish, the Leather Doctor's bag is the perfect accessory for work or play!

It has a front vertical zip-up pocket that is ideal for quick access to your phone or wallet, an external D-ring to hook your keys. The spacious centre compartment means that you will never have your hands full and there are enough internal pockets to keep you organized when you're on the run.

Made in Australia from soft cowhide leather that has a matt finish, cotton lined with ample internal pockets.

Sizes:


Fabric Type: Genuine Leather

Style #: 11L15


Material & Care

Full Grain Leather 

Highest quality bovine leather retaining the complete grain layer. It features the most strength and durability of all leather types, displaying natural textures and uncorrected imperfections that enhance its aesthetic

Care
  • Do not wash or dry clean – brush off dirt with a soft brush or wipe clean with a damp cloth.
  • Periodically apply leather conditioners to maintain flexibility and prevent drying out.
  • Avoid leaving leather goods in a hot car where the high temperatures may affect the quality and finish of the leather.
  • A good rule of thumb is - if it's too hot to touch, then it's too hot for your hat!
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