Paloma BAG CHARM

A folded bandana in paisley cotton, gathered at a gold-tone clasp and weighted with a single glass evil eye bead. The print does most of the talking — classic red or deep navy, the kind of paisley that has been on scarves and in back pockets for decades.

Paloma brings softness to a bag that is otherwise all leather and hardware. It is the piece to reach for when a tote looks a little too serious, and it travels well: fabric folds flat in a suitcase, so it can go in the case and come out on a beach bag.

Why You'll Love It

• Paisley cotton bandana in red or navy, folded and finished by hand
• A single glass evil eye bead at the base of the tie
• Soft against leather, with no hard edges to knock or scratch
• A swivel clasp that opens with one thumb and fits handles, straps, zips and D-rings
• Packs flat, so it travels as easily as it wears
• Two colourways to sit with the bags you already own

How to Style It

Tie-style charms look best where they can fall — the base of a tote handle, or the ring of a shoulder strap. Red Bandana is the louder of the two and holds its own against black and tan leather; Navy Bandana is quieter and works with denim and neutrals. For contrast, add something small and metallic like the Stitched Heart BAG CHARM, or lean further into colour with the Marisol BAG CHARM.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I attach it to my bag?
The swivel clasp opens with a thumb and clips onto a handle, a strap, a zip pull or a D-ring. Attach and detach by the clasp rather than pulling on the fabric.

How do I keep the fabric looking good?
Keep it dry and blot rather than rub if something spills. Cotton can stain and stiffen when it gets wet, and long spells in direct sun will fade the dye over time.

Which colourway should I choose?
Red Bandana is the statement one and lifts a plain black or tan bag. Navy Bandana is the everyday choice and settles more quietly into denim, cream and neutral leathers.

Paloma — paisley, softly knotted.