PradaVitello Daino Shoulder Bag

Q: What is Prada Vitello Daino leather?
A: Vitello Daino is a textured calfskin leather used in Prada bags, recognised for its grained finish. It differs from Prada’s crosshatched Saffiano leather.

Q: What size is this Prada Vitello Daino Shoulder Bag?
A: This bag measures approximately 34 cm wide, 22 cm high and 10 cm deep. The listed handle measurement is 23 cm.

Q: What can I fit inside this bag?
A: Based on its dimensions, it should accommodate everyday essentials such as a phone, purse, keys and a small make-up pouch. Actual capacity depends on the interior layout and how you pack. Laptop fit has not been confirmed, so compare your device’s dimensions carefully before purchasing.

Q: Can this bag be worn crossbody?
A: It is listed as a shoulder bag. A separate long strap and its measurements are not specified in the product information, so crossbody wear cannot be confirmed.

Q: What condition is this pre-owned bag in?
A: This bag is rated Very Good Condition. The exterior has rubbing on the corners, the interior shows light traces of use, and the hardware remains shiny with light scratches.

Q: What colour is the bag, and where was it made?
A: This bag is orange, and its country-of-origin label states Italy.

Q: Does it come with a dust bag, box or authenticity card?
A: No accompanying extras are specified in the product information. Please contact A Retro Tale to confirm what is included before purchasing.

Q: How should I clean and store this bag?
A: Prada recommends cleaning leather bags with a soft, dry cloth and storing them in a dust bag in a well-ventilated place away from heat and damp. Avoid applying cleaning products without advice from Prada Client Service. A dust bag is not confirmed as included with this item.

Q: How can I protect the interior from stains?
A: Keep make-up, creams and liquids securely closed, and avoid carrying loose objects that could mark or damage the lining. For an existing stain or a repair enquiry, contact Prada Client Service rather than attempting a chemical treatment yourself.