Francesco Biasia has gone large with this Edith tote bag.
The Edith is enormous, with almost enough space to carry everything you want, everything you think you might need, and then the kitchen sink. The pair of open pockets and zippered pouch are a bit inadequate to keep such a generous space organized, but if we use them for the essentials those must-haves should be easy to find.
It’s hard to make sure such a bulky bag doesn’t look like a sack, and I’m not sure Francesco Biasia has really achieved that here. The pale purple suede is lovely, but the large crocodile scales seem like overkill. They’re so ginormous that they’d never pass at the real thing, and not attractive enough to be appreciated on their own merits. Frankly I think they cheapen the Edith’s suede body, which is the last thing we want at this price point.
$278 isn’t exactly exorbitant, especially for a bag of this size, but it’s not small change either. Frankly I can think of better ways to spend that sort of cash, but packrats may disagree!
More Features of This Francesco Biasia Suede Embossed Tote
- Snap top closure
- Fully lined interior
- Dual woven handles with an 8.5 inch drop
- Measures 20 x 5 x 12.5 inches
