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Stone Mountain Handbags

It's not odd to find a 20-year-old Stone Mountain handbag in impeccable condition. In fact, since it's inception in 1978, owners Kenny Orr and Dave Hauck, have built Stone Mountain's reputation on its fine workmanship of high quality, extremely durable, leather handbags. On top of their quality, Stone Mountain handbags are known for their enduring purse designs that are as timeless as they are resilient.

Stone Mountain handbags are known for their rich leather quality workmanship as well as their longevity. They include these popular, yet moderately priced, handbag designs:

Stone Mountain Cargo - features Stone Mountain A-Line Hobo ($105), Tulip Top Hobo ($115), North South Shoulder ($95) and Flap ($115) handbag designs in hues of buttery camel, red, black and brown Napa leather. Each cargo bag features a single strap and two-pocketed design.

Stone Mountain Utah - features the Bucket ($100), Three Compartment Hobo ($110), Short Shoulder ($70), Messenger Flap ($110), Hobo ($98) and Large Slouch Hobo ($108) handbag designs in hues of Macadamia Pebble, Black Pebble, Camel Pebble, Pebble Brown and Tan Pebble in soft-grained leather. Each Utah handbag has a single adjustable strap and interior zip storage.

Stone Mountain California - features the Stone Mountain Zip Top Shoulder ($135), Satchel ($145), Tote ($145) and Kiss Top ($150) handbag designs in rich shades of Basil Pebble, Blush Pebble, Macadamia Pebble, Bordeaux Pebble, Cocoa Pebble and Black Pebble in exquisitely durable pebble-grained leather. Each handbag comes with gunmetal buckle and strap hardware.

Stone Mountain Ashford - features a series of Round Hobo, Body Bag, Hobo and Tote handbags designed in fine Nubuck leather in Olive, Dusty Rose, Camel and Black Nubuck colors.

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I HAD A WHITE STONE HANDBAG I BROUGHT ABOUT TWO YEARS AGO. SOMEONE STOLE IT BY BREAKING INTO MY CAR. IS THERE ANYPLACE THAT CARRIES LEFT OVER STONE MOUNTAIN PURSES (WAREHOUSE, ETC.) I WOULD LOVE IT REPLACE MY PURSE. MARILYNTRICKEY@YAHOO.COM
Posted on 6/1/2008 6:54:00 PM by Anonymous
Since the Stone Mountain handbags are no longer made in the U.S.A., I've noticed a drastic decline in quality. I recently purchased one from QVC. I'll never buy another Stone Mountain bag. The quality has really suffered.
Posted on 2/12/2008 2:37:00 PM by Anonymous
My older Stone Mountain handbags are made in USA. Now, I can't find one that doesn't say "Made in China?" What's up with that????
Posted on 2/4/2008 4:29:00 PM by Anonymous
Are they still made in the U.S.A?
Posted on 1/25/2008 8:47:00 PM by Anonymous