Mutsaers Leather Doctor's Bag - The Doctor - Medium Dark brown
The Doctor is a classic doctor's bag, which fits very nicely in a contemporary and business setting. He is just as much with the stylish doctor as with the business professional. A leather doctor's bag from Mutsaers is your best assistant.
Farbe: Dunkelbraun und Cognac andere Farben (Schwarz, Kastanie) auf Anfrage
Length: 35 cm
Depth: 20 cm
Height: 28 cm
Material: ecological leather
This Mutsaers bag, also called The Doctor, is made of the highest quality Italian cow leather. The materials have been carefully selected and the leather has been tanned naturally and with vegetable extracts. This leather doctor's bag is equipped with a sturdy handle, a removable adjustable shoulder strap and closes by means of a bracket frame with push button closure and key lock. With a separate piece of leather on the top, you open the bag and have ample access to your belongings.
The inside of the bag is lined with a luxurious lining with a print of the family crest of Mutsaers and consists of two spacious compartments. The inside has a very practical division, like a doctor is used to. A partition for mobile and a leather compartment for business cards is attached to the partition, typical of the Mutsaers bags. Both compartments offer sufficient space for documents up to A4 format. The second compartment also contains a compartment that is suitable for a 15-inch laptop. At the back is a zipper pocket over the entire width. A Mutsaers bag stands for craftsmanship from Dutch soil and offers, in addition to very high quality, a beautiful design.
This purely handmade Dutch quality product is the end result of a perfect combination of craftsmanship and superior environmentally friendly materials. The leather is ecologically tanned.
Warranty: We are happy to make beautiful bags, not hassle about warranty or not, so with normal use always warranty and we are happy to help you if something is not in order. That is the advantage of 55 years of craftsmanship in your own country.
