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Product Description

▼Size

Width 44.5 cm × Depth 14.8 cm × Height 39.2 cm
Handle: 46.0 cm / Shoulder strap: 85.5 cm

▼Product Description

This is a limited-edition collaboration item from Starbucks and Pokémon!

Featuring a “Coffee Adventure” design in Mocha Brown (beige tones), it depicts a barista and Pikachu setting off on an adventure with a cup of coffee in hand.

It can be used as a tote, of course, but it also comes with a shoulder strap, making it a versatile 2-way bag! It includes a D-ring for attaching keychains or charms and is a very practical size.

Item Description

Thank you for visiting my store! Up for sale is the item shown in the listing title and photos.

PLEASE NOTE:
This is a USED / PRE-OWNED item (NOT brand new).
Please inspect all photos carefully to confirm the condition before buying.

Item Details

Item Name: Please refer to the listing title
Country/Region of Manufacture: Japan
Condition: Used / Pre-owned

Condition Notes

This item is pre-owned and may show signs of wear, light scratches, aging, or minor packaging damage due to previous use and long-term storage.
Please review all product photos thoroughly, as they represent the exact item and its condition.

Shipping & Handling

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International Buyers - Please Note

Import duties, taxes, and charges are NOT included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility.
Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding or buying.
We do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as "gifts." Japanese, US, and international government regulations prohibit such behavior.