Made from traditional Dhurrie textiles, these clutches are luxuriously finished with suede piping around the sides. These Large Clutches have been designed to allow an easy transition between day-to-evening wearing. Blurring beauty with functionality, these are designed to expand with plenty of room for an iPad or 14” laptop. They have a concealed button closure and complete with a detachable suede strap.
Accha London
Brown & Silver Large Clutch
£135.00
Product Details
Made in India
Size and Fit
Approximate dimensions: 36m x 28cm
Delivery and Returns
Standard price for UK delivery: Free Delivery (1-3 days)
Standard price for European delivery: £12.99 (3-10 days)
Standard price for Rest of World Standard Delivery:
£20.00 (5-14 days)
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About Accha London
Maritzina Slater is the owner, creator and driving force behind the new online lifestyle brand Accha. Accha features beautiful designs for 'Living', 'Wearing' and 'Giving'. The name Accha is derived from the Hindi word for ‘good’ with high quality a hallmark of everything the brand offers. Martizina’s guiding belief is that surrounding yourself with beautiful things creates a feeling of well-being.
Maritzina conceived Accha from a holistic point of view; hence, the development of its three collections for Living', 'Wearing' and 'Giving'. For her, "'feeling good' is as much a feature of how we feel about ourselves through, for example, what we are 'wearing' as it is about how we are 'living' in our environment and 'giving' to those we love."
Maritzina's travels and special love of India inspired her development of Accha. She was deeply moved by the textiles, mogul patterns, colours and Indo-Islamic architecture that are prevalent in Northern India and seeks to reflect these motifs in her designs. Today she is working with manufacturers in Delhi and Rajasthan, and more recently, has also turned to Kashmir for its exquisite pashmina and wonderful embroidery.
Ideal for both town and country living, Accha’s designs seek to reconcile some of the rich and sumptuous influences of India with a more contemporary Western style. Accha’s beautiful pashmina and linen coats have a unique East meets West feel. They combine natural materials with crisp and flattering cuts for timeless designs to wear for both formal and casual occasions.
Part and parcel of developing new designs is getting to know the people who actually make our range in the small cottage industries. Forming direct working relationships with craftspeople and artisans is a great pleasure for Maritzina. Accha is committed to fair trade and sustaining small cottage industries over volume and mass production.
Maritzina conceived Accha from a holistic point of view; hence, the development of its three collections for Living', 'Wearing' and 'Giving'. For her, "'feeling good' is as much a feature of how we feel about ourselves through, for example, what we are 'wearing' as it is about how we are 'living' in our environment and 'giving' to those we love."
Maritzina's travels and special love of India inspired her development of Accha. She was deeply moved by the textiles, mogul patterns, colours and Indo-Islamic architecture that are prevalent in Northern India and seeks to reflect these motifs in her designs. Today she is working with manufacturers in Delhi and Rajasthan, and more recently, has also turned to Kashmir for its exquisite pashmina and wonderful embroidery.
Ideal for both town and country living, Accha’s designs seek to reconcile some of the rich and sumptuous influences of India with a more contemporary Western style. Accha’s beautiful pashmina and linen coats have a unique East meets West feel. They combine natural materials with crisp and flattering cuts for timeless designs to wear for both formal and casual occasions.
Part and parcel of developing new designs is getting to know the people who actually make our range in the small cottage industries. Forming direct working relationships with craftspeople and artisans is a great pleasure for Maritzina. Accha is committed to fair trade and sustaining small cottage industries over volume and mass production.
