Betseyville Winter Wonderland Weekender SKU: #7907364
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View the Video Description for this product! (Please note that the color shown in the video may no longer be available.)- Whether you're daydreaming of snow angels and snowmen, enjoy packing for your Winter Wonderland getaway with this Betseyville™ weekender!
- Duffel-style weekender constructed of patterned polyester with synthetic accents.
- Holds a couple changes of cloths, a pair of snow boots and a toiletry bag.
- Dual shoulder straps.
- Exterior flap pockets at the sides.
- Flat bottom with protective metal hardware.
- Secure top-zip closure.
- Lined interior features a back wall zip pocket, cell phone and PDA pockets.
- Bottom Width: 19 in
- Middle Width: 23 in
- Top Width: 20 in
- Depth: 10 1⁄2 in
- Height: 12 in
- Strap Length: 25 in
- Strap Drop: 13 in
- Weight: 2 lbs 7 oz
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All about Betseyville Shoes and Betseyville Handbags
Betsey Johnson officially stormed onto the fashion scene in the 1960’s. She spent more than a decade designing for other labels before deciding to branch out on her own and create the world renowned Betsey Johnson label. Following years of successful high-end handbag, footwear and clothing lines she decided to diversify, and create Betseyville handbags and Betseyville footwear, which still showcased her signature style however at a lower price point.
In 2003, while on vacation in Mexico, Betsey Johnson bought a magical little hotel. It turned into a dream vacation home used for visits and a source of inspiration; she named it “Betseyville.” A year later the impact of the culture and surroundings influenced her decision to create a new handbag line and subsequently named it after her new found sanctuary, Betseyville. At that time Betseyville handbags was created with the same whimsical idea as the original Betsey Johnson handbag line. Due to the great success seen by the handbag line, Betseyville footwear collection was recently introduced.
Besteyville handbag and Betseyville footwear collections are both founded on the principals that Betsey Johnson herself created; to “brighten up and bring the wearer to life… drawing attention to her beauty and specialness…her moods and movements… her dreams and fantasies.”
Betsey Johnson officially stormed onto the fashion scene in the 1960’s. She spent more than a decade designing for other labels before deciding to branch out on her own and create the world renowned Betsey Johnson label. Following years of successful high-end handbag, footwear and clothing lines she decided to diversify, and create Betseyville handbags and Betseyville footwear, which still showcased her signature style however at a lower price point.
In 2003, while on vacation in Mexico, Betsey Johnson bought a magical little hotel. It turned into a dream vacation home used for visits and a source of inspiration; she named it “Betseyville.” A year later the impact of the culture and surroundings influenced her decision to create a new handbag line and subsequently named it after her new found sanctuary, Betseyville. At that time Betseyville handbags was created with the same whimsical idea as the original Betsey Johnson handbag line. Due to the great success seen by the handbag line, Betseyville footwear collection was recently introduced.
Besteyville handbag and Betseyville footwear collections are both founded on the principals that Betsey Johnson herself created; to “brighten up and bring the wearer to life… drawing attention to her beauty and specialness…her moods and movements… her dreams and fantasies.”
