Deal Alert! These Mega Popular Kate Spade Handbags Are 70 Percent Off for the Next Two Days

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There are many reasons why we love Kate Spade so much — one of them being its selection of insanely gorgeous, feminine-silhouetted handbags that come at pretty affordable prices (affordable in the designer handbag world, that is). Another thing we love? When the luxe label gives us a chance to score such an insane deal on its beloved pieces that we seriously can’t pass it up — and that’s happening right now.

For a limited time only, you can score a seriously gorgeous selection of handbags on sale for up to 70 percent off, while supplies last. Included in the deal are four of Kate Spade’s most beloved styles from its Spencer Court collection — The Tera satchel for only $159, The Archie tote for $169, The Lavinia crossbody for under $100, and The Caren hobo for just $129. No matter what style handbag you’re looking to add to your wardrobe, you’re sure to find one you love. And at these prices, we wouldn’t blame you if you picked up one in every color!

The Tera satchel is a sophisticated bag that’s designed with pockets large enough to hold your smartphone and organize your everyday essentials like your wallet, lip gloss, and sunglasses — making it the perfect work-to-weekend carry-all. The Archie tote is another option that’s spacious enough to carry all of your necessities and chic enough to go with everything already in your closet. We especially love the Lavinia crossbody for it’s compact size that’s great for weekend activities or a night out. And of course, the Caren hobo bag is a classic silhouette that never goes out of style.

To snag this sweet deal, all you have to do is add one of the four gorgeous styles to your cart (or one of each, we’re not judging!) and use the code PERFECT at checkout. But this amazing offer ends on September 30, so you’d better hurry if you want to take full advantage of it. Scroll down to shop your favorite style, and be sure to scoop it up while you can still get this amazing discount of up to 70 percent off!

Buy It! The Spencer Court Tera Satchel, $159 with code PERFECT (orig. $398); katespade.com

Buy It! The Spencer Court Archie, $169 with code PERFECT (orig. $428); katespade.com

Buy It! The Spencer Court Lavinia, $99 with code PERFECT (orig. $328); katespade.com

Buy It! The Spencer Court Caren, $129 with code PERFECT (orig. $328); katespade.com



from PEOPLE.com https://people.com/style/kate-spade-handbags-deal-of-the-day/

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