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Repsol Racing Hobo #007

£1,249.00 GBP
£1,249.00 GBP
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Repsol Racing Hobo #007

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Repsol Racing leather hobo bag #007 handcrafted by Edward de Lacy.
  • Dimensions: W 56cm x H 57cm x D 40-50cm. Handle drop 45cm.
  • Features leather from a Honda Repsol motorcycle race jacket.
  • Fold over and zip through size adjustments.
  • Two outer zip pockets.
  • Padded handle shoulder strap with leather 'Repsol' decal.
  • Detachable & fully adjustable cross body shoulder strap made from white Italian leather, hand finished with matt white edge paint.
  • Light blue cotton lining.
  • Internal metallic blue Ykk Excella zip pocket with leather trim.
  • This one of a kind hobo bag is reconstructed from a Honda Repsol race jacket. The leather has been cleaned but will show signs of previous use.

Leather Care

Clean using a soft damp cloth with mild soap, air dry.

Stuff with filling to hold shape when storing.

Blot away water or moisture as soon as possible.

Treat with leather conditioner every six months.

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  • Low Impact Packaging

    Transporting your new de Lacy product to you in perfect condition is extremely important to me but just as important is the materials used to do this, that's why I only choose recycled and biodegradable packaging. Continue reading...

  • The design Process

    Designs are sketched down and explored in more detail when the first prototype is constructed. Edward often discovers new ideas during this process and loves the freedom to develop these ideas and avenues organically. Continue reading...