You can get Kate Middleton's favourite Aspinal of London handbag with £211 off
You can get Kate Middleton's favourite Aspinal of London handbag with £211 off
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Fans of the Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton, can now get her favourite Aspinal of London Midi Mayfair Bag for 25% less. The brand, adored by celebrities and royals alike, launched its 25% off sale just days ago, offering discounts on a range of handbags sported by the Princess, including her go-to Midi Mayfair Bag.
This elegant and stylish accessory has a charming vintage feel and is made from full-grain leather. Usually priced at £650, with the 25% discount the bag now costs £487. READ MORE: Helen Skelton’s long puffer jacket has almost £100 off as fans beg to know where they can shop it.
READ MORE: Kate Middleton’s go-to ‘Botox in a bottle’ serum that has shoppers ditching injectables now has 35% off. Available in 23 different colours, Kate's preferred design is the black croc style, which is incredibly versatile and adds sophistication to any outfit. The compact top handle bag design is finished with Aspinal of London's signature shield lock.
Inside, there's a grosgrain lining with a central zipped compartment (perfect for phone or keys) with open pockets on either side. The bag - also seen on Rochelle Humes, Amelia Windsor, Pixie Lott and AJ Odudu - can be worn across the body thanks to its detachable cross-body strap.
Measuring 6.2 inches in height, 8 inches in width and 3.5 inches in depth, the bag is relatively small but makes a big statement. While the coveted handbag hasn't racked up any reviews on its own site, it's also up for grabs at John Lewis – sporting a similar price tag of £487.50 – where it's earned itself a stellar 4.8 star rating overall. An Aspinal of London enthusiast couldn't help but gush over the 'beautiful and practical' bag, sharing: "I wanted to invest in a smart handbag, in a classic style, that has enough room for my glasses and phone. I just love this bag. It ticks all my boxes and I would have bought 2 different colours.".
