Fuss-free Satchels
Take your pick from our edited selection of chic satchels and add a polished touch to your winter wardrobe. From Mulberry’s gorgeous mustard number to APC’s pared-back style, there’s something for every ICONS girl out there.
Theory£ 305
The cherry red colour is classic enough to be a neutral, but will give all your outfits a pop of vibrancy.
Little Liffner£ 315
You rarely find a white bag, which is a shame because the colour works so well for winter. Most people associate white with summer, but we think it looks fresh in the colder months.Â
Burberry£ 1,295
Burberry makes items with longevity, and this bag is no different. The colour is a classic but the shape is almost like a vintage camera box, so it has a point of difference. This is the type of bag you’ll be able to pass on to your children.Â
A.P.C£ 380
APC make quintessentially Parisian accessories so well. We love this for its deep teal colour, which will lift all your winter outfits.
Glorinha Paranagua£ 480
This label is our new discovery and we’re now obsessed with it. We might be heading into cooler weather now, but this Glorinha Paranagua satchel would be perfect for your summer box – think ahead ahead and pre-order!
Anya Hindmarch£ 1,195
The queen of accessories has hit the nail on the head again. This is made from buttery-soft leather in a super slouchy shape – the perfect weekend accessory.
Chloé£ 575
Chloé’s Marcie bag is now a classic style, so this would make a smart investment. We particularly love the shape of this – wear it cross-body style for a chic, practical look.
Mulberry£ 995
We love the colour of Mulberry’s satchel. The mustard yellow feels so vibrant for winter, plus it will look great with camel and navy.
J. Crew£ 138
J Crew always produce brilliantly made bags for smart prices. This is made from tan leather, so will age beautifully and never date.
Smythson£ 695
Smythson is the working woman’s accessory saviour. This style has a clever interior design, so you can say goodbye to the days of rummaging around in your bag.
