Anonymous wrote:Sezane has some nice, stylish bags in the 300-500 ranged I think the quality is pretty good. Similar quality to Madewell (which actually has good quality for the price point) but a little more interest and style, and less recognizably a Madewell bag.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m a bag person but recently decided I’m done wearing anything with labels or otherwise recognizable. There are some great designers who make beautiful, well made bags in your price range. Here are some of my favs:
https://aestherekme.com/collections/all. (I just bought the Sway and love it)
https://us.atpatelier.com/collections/us-bags
https://songmontofficial.com/collections/all-bags?page=1 (I love the Song bag)
https://staud.clothing/collections/bags-accessories
If you don’t want to go for the striver look, avoid brand like Coach or Michael Kors.
OMG. This Staud stuff. I want all of it, and I'm not OP and just ordered a bag (with my dog on it!! https://staud.clothing/collections/custom-pet-handbags/products/custom-staud-x-c-bonz-soft-rey-bag-cream-tan).
+1- Love the Staud bags- that pet bag is the bomb!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Check out Mlouye! Wonderful leather, impeccable craftsmanship, and architectural styles. Minimal or no visible branding. I have several Mlouye bags and love them.
Is $600 affordable?
OP here. Definitely not. Was thinking $100-150 tops.
Anonymous wrote:I’m a bag person but recently decided I’m done wearing anything with labels or otherwise recognizable. There are some great designers who make beautiful, well made bags in your price range. Here are some of my favs:
https://aestherekme.com/collections/all. (I just bought the Sway and love it)
https://us.atpatelier.com/collections/us-bags
https://songmontofficial.com/collections/all-bags?page=1 (I love the Song bag)
https://staud.clothing/collections/bags-accessories
If you don’t want to go for the striver look, avoid brand like Coach or Michael Kors.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I prefer a solid bag that will last for a few years (at least). Outlets have good options, frequent sales, and good prices.
Kate Spade, Radley London, Divina Firenze, Ralph Lauren, etc. are affordable and hold up well.
I prefer to have a collection of bags in different sizes, shapes, and colors. I find red and orange bags to be surprisingly versatile throughout the year.
This is the very definition of "basic."
Whatever. I’m Gen X and couldn’t care less what anyone thinks about my purse. I’m not interested in spending big bucks on a bag. Kate Spade bags are reasonably priced and can take a beating.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I prefer a solid bag that will last for a few years (at least). Outlets have good options, frequent sales, and good prices.
Kate Spade, Radley London, Divina Firenze, Ralph Lauren, etc. are affordable and hold up well.
I prefer to have a collection of bags in different sizes, shapes, and colors. I find red and orange bags to be surprisingly versatile throughout the year.
This is the very definition of "basic."
Anonymous wrote:Fossil is in that range and has classic designs without gaudy logos
https://www.dillards.com/p/fossil-taryn-crossbody-bag/516695333?sku=8783551&cm_mmc=Yahoo_BingPAs-_-Category%20-%20Handbags%20-%20Performance%20Max-_-Fossil-_-62d29028b6021d31eb20f551a0143491&cm_mmc=Yahoo_BingPAs-_-Category+-+Handbags+-+Performance+Max-_-s-_-62d29028b6021d31eb20f551a0143491&msclkid=62d29028b6021d31eb20f551a0143491
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Check out Mlouye! Wonderful leather, impeccable craftsmanship, and architectural styles. Minimal or no visible branding. I have several Mlouye bags and love them.
Is $600 affordable?
Anonymous wrote:Longchamp