Woven straw is a tricky medium. Use it well and you’ll create a quirky and cool handbag at a budget price. But do it wrong and the purse will simply look cheap and nasty. That’s the problem with the Seychelles tote from Two’s Company.
The brand doesn’t typically work with woven fibers, and it shows. While labels like Straw Studios easily churn out beach-ready accessories, Two’s Company struggles here. The weave is too chunky, resembling a cable-knit jumper rather than a summery purse. The handles which extend to the base only add bulk to an already stocky tote. The color’s all wrong for summer too; something lighter may have helped to combat the bulk, but this black shade only adds weight.
As the looks don’t impress me, I hoped for something to wow me inside. I was out of luck. This is the simplest of totes, devoid of a lining, clasp, and pockets. You probably won’t mind this too much if you intend to make the Seychelles your next beach bag or grocery satchel, but I’ve seen more stylish bags that can do these same jobs for less cash.
More Features of This Two’s Company Woven Tote
- Dual handles
- Measures 16 x 11 x 5 inches
Get this Two’s Company Seychelles Handbag:
- Available to buy at Amazon (limited stock)
- Search online for this bag
You may also be interested in:
- More Two’s Company bags on BagBunch
- The Straw Studios Ingrid bag, a great alternative to this woven bag.
- Searching for more Two’s Company bags on eBay
- Other woven corn husk bags on eBay:
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