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It turns out supermodels are just like us, at least when it comes to giving holiday gifts.
Fashion model and TV star Kendall Jenner posted a list of her favorite things on Instagram this week, highlighting affordable jewelry organizers and travel cases. The Mark & Graham Medium Travel Jewelry Case, a division of Williams-Sonoma, offers a chic way to organize your rings, necklaces, earrings, and more, with each piece having its own compartment.
Whether you’re taking your accessories with you on a trip or need a way to organize them so they’re easy to find at home, Mark & Graham’s zip-up storage cases are a safe and sophisticated alternative to jewelery trays, bowls and even the worst of plastic containers.
The rectangular case is made of premium vegan leather material with a soft linen lining that won’t scratch your accessories. Inside, there are hooks and tabs for bracelets, rings and earrings, as well as a zippered compartment for necklaces and watches. The storage case also comes with a removable zip pouch, which can be used alone to carry your favorite items.
There’s room for everything, and it even has thoughtful pockets. The silver metal fittings give it an elegant look.
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mark & graham medium travel case
This medium travel case measures 8.25 x 4.75 inches and is approximately 2.5 inches deep. It’s large enough to hold watches, cuffs, bangles, and even sunglasses, yet small enough to fit in your suitcase or carry-on bag.
I received this from Kendall. unique christmas gifts this year. Mark & Graham accessory cases are available in over a dozen colors and prints, and can be customized with a printed or foil monogram. Even better, the jewelry case is currently on sale, reduced from its regular price of $99 to just $77 (monogramming is an additional $15 charge).
Please consider this as a quiet luxury gift that will surely be appreciated as a gift for travelers, colleagues, wives, and mothers. You can also choose a neutral color and gift it to your man as an accessory or watch holder.
Mark and Graham create their own crossbody
Mark & Graham also offers a Build Your Own Crossbody program where you can customize a bag for yourself or your gift recipient. Start with a classic silhouette with a zipper tassel closure, then choose your color or print (think everything from neutral earth tones to camouflage) and strap style. Choose your crossbody from genuine leather, suede or crocodile-embossed leather and complete with a monogram.
Order now and your jewelry case or crossbody will be shipped in time for Christmas. Learn more and see more options at MarkandGraham.com.
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