Rus Bags for Women
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Founded by sisters Inés and Patricia Gutiérrez, Rus is a line of knitwear for women focusing on timeless, high-quality pieces meant to be layered. Inspired by nature, Rus pieces are characterized by pastel colors and delicate details. Find everything from dresses to tops and accessories.
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Great follow up over emailGreat follow up over email regarding questions I had about a Tagliatore blazer I wanted to purchase. I received my order from them in Italy to the US in just a few days. I love the jacket! Just as the pics showed. I will definitely continue to buy from Best Luxury Handbag
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