Emma - Baby Pink

• Handcrafted by skilled artisans from full grain calfskin leather
• Brass hardware with a light gold finishInterior lined with soft Alcantara
• Equipped with a rigid lower compartment and mirror
• Inner pocket

In the event that your calf leather goods are exposed to rain, ensure that you wipe the product as quickly as possible to avoid the water absorbing and staining the leather.

Swaine leather products are lifelong companions and will change over time with wear and tear, adding to their character – and that is the beauty of calf leather.

In the event that the structure of your calf leather product becomes damaged, please visit us in store so we can repair the product.

• Dimensions: 22x12x15cm / 8.6x4.7x6"
• Weight: 0.8kg

We ship worldwide.

We calculate delivery costs based on the weight of each product and country to which the item is to be posted.

Due to the exclusive nature of our products we do not stock large quantities. If made to order this product will take up to 10-15 weeks to be handcrafted by our specialist leatherwork team.

If the product is in stock delivery time from date of dispatch is dependent on location; typically 2-4 working days for UK orders and 3-5 working days for overseas orders (depending on customs clearance and location).

Unless otherwise agreed, for sales made and delivered to customers outside the United Kingdom, the price is invoiced exclusive of tax and VAT, customs duties and any other taxes applicable to the products in the country of delivery will be payable by the customer and may be claimed on delivery. The Company is not legally liable for VAT, customs duties or any other tax on these imports and cannot therefore be held responsible for the payment of these sums where applicable.

If you would like to enquire about the current expected lead time for your order, please email enquiries@swaine.group.

Named after the 'Horse of a Lifetime', Emma, Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II's favourite riding pony, this contemporary design puts equestrian goods centre stage once more, having produced all manner of riding crops, saddlery, and whips since 1750.