Luxury label Free Endearment has just released its spring 2010 handbags, and here at BagBunch we’re impressed.
As with all of Los Angeles based designer Jaclyn Morse’s bags, purses from the new line are named after her female family members and closest gal pals. The nubbly crocodile scales of the Jessica tote, the Raquel satchel, and the Dana clutch look so realistic, but they’re actually made of embossed cowhide. If you prefer buttery soft matte leathers look to this modern cross-over Julie bag, Corinne cut-out clutch, or Lisa wallet.
Jacyln Morse uses only high quality fabrics and her simple but contemporary designs make the most of the materials. The looks are clean and sophisticated, not to mention utterly irresistible.
There are no prices printed on the Free Endearment website, but don’t let that scare you. If the ones printed on eBags are anything to go by, they’re significant but not exorbitant for bags for this quality. They average between $100 and $400, which definitely isn’t outrageous by designer standards.
Free Endearment handbags are available from ebags.com and a range of boutiques around the United States.
