With Vogue citing tweed as a recurring theme for the winter months, we can all expect the shops to start stocking thick tweed coats, unusual tweed heels and the occasional funky tweed fedora. In the same vein, now is the time to bag yourself a tweed purse.
As pattern clashing is still popular, you aren’t taking as much of a risk gambling on one pattern of tweed as you once would have been, meaning that this tweed tote can be worn with more things than ever before. It probably won’t stretch over into evening wear, but this casual tweed look is great for the office and for the weekends.
For $58, don’t expect high luxury. The outside looks great, but the inside will only do the minimum asked of it, with shiny plastic material lining and the obligatory pocket. What you don’t get inside the bag is somewhat made up for by the funky round retro handles, which bring a 70’s vibe to the tweed.
A simple shape with this season’s favorite fabric, this Della Q tweed tote should last you for the next few months.
More Features of this Della Q Lilly Tweed Tote
- Available in black/white or blue/brown
- Retro round handles
- 100% cotton
- Zipped interior pocket
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