The Camille leather woven basket bag

Second Stories

£185

Styled on a vintage French market tote, this artisan handwoven leather basket bag is crafted from delicate strips of remnant leather that would otherwise be headed for waste, due to the nature of the leather there is some variation within the shades. The leathers are coloured with a vegetable-tanned finish and glossy exterior. As it wears, its natural patina deepens, gracefully ageing and becoming unique in hue and contrast. This style has a long strap and can worn on the shoulder, or simply hand held. Boasting an internal removable cloth bag with zip pocket and drawstring closure for addition

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as SECOND STORIES LTD, number SC780798. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
No majority shareholding traced outside the UK. Companies House.
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Where it is made
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