The glossy good looks and lagoon blue shade of the Pachi Tote make it ideal for the warmer weather ahead.
Some may lament the lack of color variations, but I’m sold on this fun turquoise tone. It reminds me of Mediterranean summers, but I can also imagine it popping against my darker winter wardrobe.
I tend to think of patent leather purses having a defined structure, but that’s not the case here. The heavy material is ruched near the top to create the sort of casual slouch we tend to see on hobos. It adds interest to the fairly basic shape, but it also makes the purse look a little too relaxed for most after five functions.
A structured divider separates the Pachi’s interior into two functional sections. It’s not as practical as the large pockets I’ve seen in so many other handbags, which provide added storage and organization in one. But it does help make this long interior a little easier to manage.
The tortoise shell handles look gorgeous, but something tells me they’ll feel a little uncomfortable in your palm when your Pachi is loaded up. The removable shoulder strap is a much more practical choice. We still enjoy the retro charms of tortoise shell in the chain links, but the patent leather centers offer the carrying comfort we need.
More Features of This Bally Pachi Purse
- A Bally medallion
- Magnetic closure
- An interior zippered pocket
- Measures 9 x 17 x 5 inches
- Made in Italy
