Kiko Kostadinov Kiko Kostadinov Gray PRION Multipurpose Carrier Pouches

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Kiko Kostadinov Gray PRION Multipurpose Carrier Pouches

Name: Kiko Kostadinov Gray PRION Multipurpose Carrier Pouches
Brand: Kiko Kostadinov
SKU: 262985F04500000
Price: 560.00 USD
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Kiko Kostadinov Gray PRION Multipurpose Carrier Pouches read as a cool, pared-down statement in buffed nappa leather. The London fog shade keeps the look soft and versatile, while metal detailing at the detachable lanyard plus logo-engraved O-rings and carabiner lends a utilitarian luxe edge. Unlined and minimal, the set relies on texture and hardware to carry the mood as much as the contents.

Two pouches, two scales, one compact approach to everyday carry. Pouch 1 measures H2.75 x W3.75 x D1.5 and Pouch 2 measures H4 x W2 x D0.5, each secured with press-stud and zip closures. The combination of detachable lanyard, carabiner, and clean silhouettes invites attachment to a larger bag or a restrained handheld moment, letting the pieces transition from city errands to evening corners with ease.

In line with Kiko Kostadinov’s penchant for modular, hardware-forward essentials, this duo sits at the crossroads of refined minimalism and practical edge. The muted London fog tone anchors a tonal wardrobe, while the hardware reads as a signature detail you can rely on across looks and settings.

Materials / Fabrication

Buffed nappa leather
London fog shade
Unlined, minimal silhouette
Two pouches
Pouch 1 measures H2.75 x W3.75 x D1.5
Pouch 2 measures H4 x W2 x D0.5
Press-stud closures
Zip closures
Detachable lanyard
Metal detailing
Logo-engraved O-rings
Carabiner

Recommended Care

Professional leather cleaning recommended for deep cleaning
Wipe with a soft dry cloth after use to remove dust
Avoid exposure to water; if exposed, blot gently and allow to air dry
Keep away from direct sunlight and heat to prevent fading or drying of leather
Store in a dust bag with the pouches laid flat or hung to maintain shape

Fit Notes

Two pouches with different dimensions provide compact carry: pouch 1 H2.75 x W3.75 x D1.5 and pouch 2 H4 x W2 x D0.5.
Closures include press-stud and zip closures to secure contents.
Detachable lanyard and carabiner offer versatile wear and easy attachment to another bag.
Unlined buffed nappa leather and minimal hardware give a refined, utilitarian look in London fog.

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