CR1238 Upcycled Tie-Strap Shoulder Bags
Regular price
£11/pc (£267)
Regular price
£312.00 GBP
Sale price
£267
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per
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Grade: AB
The bundle contains the following brands: Polo Ralph Lauren,Tommy Hilfiger,Nautica,Chaps
These Upcycled Tie-Strap Shoulder Bags combine classic preppy styling with contemporary reconstructed fashion. Created using reclaimed shirting fabrics, these bags feature a softly rounded silhouette with decorative bow-tie shoulder straps, bringing together vintage-inspired elements and modern Y2K fashion aesthetics. The lightweight construction makes these bags suitable for casual outfits, summer styling, and everyday use.
These bags showcase a light blue and white gingham check pattern with a delicate embroidered logo on the front. The design features a curved body, long fabric shoulder straps, and adjustable bow-tie detailing. Soft gathered sections along the upper edges create a relaxed appearance, while the contrasting check pattern adds character to the overall design.
Constructed using repurposed shirting fabrics, these bags combine lightweight textures, decorative patterns, and reconstructed details. They can be paired with denim jeans, cargo trousers, skirts, shorts, casual jackets, or coordinated streetwear outfits for contemporary Y2K-inspired looks.
The images are representative of the overall design and style. Each bag is individually reconstructed using reclaimed garments, so colours, check patterns, branding placement, strap lengths, bow arrangements, fabric textures, stitching details, and measurements may vary. These variations reflect the individual character of upcycled accessories.
Available in mixed sizes, colours, and check patterns, these bags combine decorative tie-strap detailing with contemporary shoulder bag styling. Each bag is produced with attention to its reconstructed design and overall appearance. Production Time: 6–10 days.
Grade: AB
The bundle contains the following brands: Polo Ralph Lauren,Tommy Hilfiger,Nautica,Chaps
These Upcycled Tie-Strap Shoulder Bags combine classic preppy styling with contemporary reconstructed fashion. Created using reclaimed shirting fabrics, these bags feature a softly rounded silhouette with decorative bow-tie shoulder straps, bringing together vintage-inspired elements and modern Y2K fashion aesthetics. The lightweight construction makes these bags suitable for casual outfits, summer styling, and everyday use.
These bags showcase a light blue and white gingham check pattern with a delicate embroidered logo on the front. The design features a curved body, long fabric shoulder straps, and adjustable bow-tie detailing. Soft gathered sections along the upper edges create a relaxed appearance, while the contrasting check pattern adds character to the overall design.
Constructed using repurposed shirting fabrics, these bags combine lightweight textures, decorative patterns, and reconstructed details. They can be paired with denim jeans, cargo trousers, skirts, shorts, casual jackets, or coordinated streetwear outfits for contemporary Y2K-inspired looks.
The images are representative of the overall design and style. Each bag is individually reconstructed using reclaimed garments, so colours, check patterns, branding placement, strap lengths, bow arrangements, fabric textures, stitching details, and measurements may vary. These variations reflect the individual character of upcycled accessories.
Available in mixed sizes, colours, and check patterns, these bags combine decorative tie-strap detailing with contemporary shoulder bag styling. Each bag is produced with attention to its reconstructed design and overall appearance. Production Time: 6–10 days.
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