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Glen Appin of Scotland

Shoulder Bag Beauly Yellow, Green, Brown Dogtooth – Harris Tweed

Normal price €79,95
Normal price €89,95 Promotional price €79,95
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Sail the authentic charm of the Scottish Highlands with the Beauly Shoulder Bag in Yellow, Green & Brown Dogtooth. This elegant bag from Glen Appin of Scotland combines timeless Harris Tweed tradition with modern convenience. The iconic dogtooth pattern and warm colors make this a striking yet stylish accessory that you can wear with any outfit.

Features & specifications

  • Material: 100% original Harris Tweed – handwoven in the Outer Hebrides
  • Lining: Strong and luxuriously feeling polyester
  • Dimensions: 25 × 26 × 10 cm – compact yet spacious enough for your daily essentials
  • Shoulder strap: Adjustable for optimal carrying comfort
  • Closure: Secure zipper closure with an additional magnetic flap
  • Colors: Yellow, green, and brown in a classic dogtooth pattern
  • Brand: Glen Appin of Scotland – synonymous with quality and authenticity

For whom, when, and why

The Beauly Dogtooth is perfect for anyone who loves accessories with character. This bag is ideal for:

Imagine: you are walking through historic streets, through an autumn park, or over a cozy market.The warm colors and the subtle pattern make this bag a real eye-catcher without being intrusive — just as Harris Tweed is meant to be.

What is Harris Tweed?

Harris Tweed is a handwoven wool fabric from the Scottish Outer Hebrides, legally protected under the Harris Tweed Act and known for its quality and durability.