There’s an endless number of new tote bags and shoppers on the market to cater for our green ways and ever-growing mobile gadget collections, but few have the attention to detail of these Jan Constantine pop art bags.
They’re made of 100 per cent wool, with bold heart-based designs in a choice of colours. The designs have been embroidered in the ‘old fashioned way’ with chain, blanket and cross detail and are certain to catch the eye on the way to work.
They retail from £52. You can also check out similar designs for tea cosies and cushions on the site.
Find out more at the Jan Constantine website
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