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Estimated delivery times:
US: 5-7 business days.
Canada: 5-9 business days
Australia/New Zealand: 5-9 business days
UK & EU: 5-7 business days (ships from Amsterdam)
Rest of the world: 2-4 weeks
*addition 1-3 days lead time for personalized products
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Celebrate the urban planner in your life with a rugged yet refined interlaced leather bracelet that blends bold style with personal meaning. The piece carries the message: 'Urban Planner. Because Classy Sassy And A Bit Fearlessy Is Not An Official Job Title.'
- Interlaced Leather Design: A stylish fusion of PU leather with a stainless steel accent for everyday wear.
- Engraved Stainless Steel: A durable engraving adds a touch of sophistication to this bracelet.
- Quote Included: Features the witty line: 'Urban Planner. Because Classy Sassy And A Bit Fearlessy Is Not An Official Job Title.'
- Graduation Gift Ready: Thoughtful way to celebrate achievement and future urban planning career.
- Durable Construction: Stainless steel combined with PU leather for a sturdy, long-lasting accessory.
This bracelet lets wearers show pride in their urban planning journey, pairing a sense of humor with a professional identity. Its durable build makes it suitable for daily wear—whether in the office planning city layouts or enjoying a casual night out—while serving as a memorable gift that commemorates graduation and ongoing impact in the field.
