Seven Oaks Jetsetter Tote by Spartina 449
Whether traveling by air, land or sea, this tote will be your favorite new companion. Adjustable side straps allow you to tailor the bag to the size that best suits you. This bag boasts a deep, spacious interior - a large zippered pocket on one side and three slip pockets on the other. A beautifully crafted hook closure and signature mermaid accent finish the look. Wherever your day takes you, this bag is ready to go!
Simple and stately, Seven Oaks is a Bluffton treasure. Built in the 1850s, this cotton-white two-story manor features double verandas and two steeple-like chimneys. Today, it's the rectory for the iconic, historic Church of the Cross. It's an unmistakable Southern belle. And the name? Seven Oaks is derived from the seven immense oak stumps that were built into the structure of the house and still support it today.
Paying homage to the beautiful, contrasting exterior of Seven Oaks, Spartina paired an elegant ivory background with a distinctive black linear pattern - double lines, in fact - to represent the dual features of the home, and of course, the oak leaf. We love this classic combination and believe this pattern is destined to be as timeless as Seven Oaks itself.
Whether traveling by air, land or sea, this tote will be your favorite new companion. Adjustable side straps allow you to tailor the bag to the size that best suits you. This bag boasts a deep, spacious interior - a large zippered pocket on one side and three slip pockets on the other. A beautifully crafted hook closure and signature mermaid accent finish the look. Wherever your day takes you, this bag is ready to go!
- Signature linen with genuine leather accents
- Two adjustable leather shoulder straps
- Adjustable side leather straps for cinching
- Exterior gold Spartina mermaid medallion
- Interior lobster claw enclosure
- Linen interior lining
- Interior zip pocket
- Three interior open pockets
- Width: 19"
- Height: 11"
- Depth: 7.25"
Simple and stately, Seven Oaks is a Bluffton treasure. Built in the 1850s, this cotton-white two-story manor features double verandas and two steeple-like chimneys. Today, it's the rectory for the iconic, historic Church of the Cross. It's an unmistakable Southern belle. And the name? Seven Oaks is derived from the seven immense oak stumps that were built into the structure of the house and still support it today.
Paying homage to the beautiful, contrasting exterior of Seven Oaks, Spartina paired an elegant ivory background with a distinctive black linear pattern - double lines, in fact - to represent the dual features of the home, and of course, the oak leaf. We love this classic combination and believe this pattern is destined to be as timeless as Seven Oaks itself.