Edward Scissorhands Sherpa Crossbody Bag
Edward Scissorhands Loungefly Crossbody Bags
Item No.Item Number: LFWDTB3393
Price:
$75.00
Pre-Sold Out: Estimated to Arrive in
July 2026
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Description
Edward Scissorhands Sherpa Crossbody Bag:Who's ready for a statement piece inspired by Edward Scissorhands?! This crossbody bag features sherpa details modeling a hedge. It covers the front flap and there's a padded applique in the shape of a serpent. Embroidered roses cover the front flap and there's a heart-shaped cutout in the center. In the bottom corners, you'll find molded metal charms of Edward's scissor hands. A debossed pattern of gears against saffiano faux leather brings the whole look together. This faux leather crossbody bag features an adjustable crossbody strap, an applique, molded metal charms, debossed, embroidered, saffiano faux leather, sherpa and printed details with a coordinating interior lining! Ages 8 and up.
This crossbody bag measures approximately 9-inches wide x 7 1/2-inches tall x 4-inches deep.
Specifications
- Company:Loungefly
- Theme:Edward Scissorhands
- Product Types:Crossbody Bags, Bags
- Studio:20th Century
- Color:Green
- Age:8 +
- Country of Origin:Cambodia
- Packaging Height:5 inches (12.70 cm)
- Packaging Width:9.50 inches (24.13 cm)
- Packaging Length:11 inches (27.94 cm)
- Weight:1.50 lb
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