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Seriously big



Big bags are back! But instead of lumpy and ugly, today’s range of oversized totes are structured and functional

BIG is beautiful… or at least with the trend towards more structured bags, big no longer means lumpy and untidy with excessively bulky pockets covering every surface.

What’s more, oversized bags — from the bowling bag type and satchels to totes and boxy doctor’s bags — smack of serious fashion.

They may be a bit too bulky to make that transition to an elegant evening affair but they’re really versatile and look great with that daytime look.

You could even live out of these bags! Why not check out this selection for some ideas.

 
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