Rhett Grab-N-Go Keychain by Spartina 449
Ever ponder where Rhett Butler of Gone With the Wind got his name? Look to Thomas Rhett and his Beaufort plantation, which served as the family summer home in 1820, a hospital during the Civil War, and now a luxurious Southern inn. Our geometric Rhett pattern emulates impeccable style that stands the test of time.
The key to finding your keys? Our Grab n Go Keychain! This oversized linen and leather style is deliberately designed to keep keys from hiding at the bottom of your bag. The large, golden clasp also means no more digging; just fasten to a bag loop or link.
Dimensions: 1.5" x 8.5" x 1.25"
Ever ponder where Rhett Butler of Gone With the Wind got his name? Look to Thomas Rhett and his Beaufort plantation, which served as the family summer home in 1820, a hospital during the Civil War, and now a luxurious Southern inn. Our geometric Rhett pattern emulates impeccable style that stands the test of time.
The key to finding your keys? Our Grab n Go Keychain! This oversized linen and leather style is deliberately designed to keep keys from hiding at the bottom of your bag. The large, golden clasp also means no more digging; just fasten to a bag loop or link.
Dimensions: 1.5" x 8.5" x 1.25"