Chara Clutch

Taylor Yates

£55

Introducing the Chara Clutch. The first charity bag from Taylor Yates in aid of GlowNI, an amazing charity in Belfast that works with women to help them build self confidence and self-esteem. This bag is named Chara after Chara Clarke, who founded Glow in 2011, it was developed from a common desire of women in the local community to address issues facing their peers such as low self-esteem confidence, mental health problems, isolation and a general lack of purpose. All profits from this product will go to GlowNI to continue their amazing work. Product Details Handmade in Northern Ireland, this

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