I’m a huge fan of FEED and always enjoy featuring their latest collections.  The limited-edition FEED 100 India Bag was a collaboration with the fabulous designer Rachel Roy.  Lauren and Rachel designed this bag as their creative approach to raising awareness Tweet

I discovered the talented Patricia Quist-Therson while shopping on etsy.  A native Ghanaian, Therson’s background is in architecture and interior design.  She began designing clutches as a result of having sample upholstery fabrics and materials left over from design projects.  Therson began thinking of innovative ways to reuse samples instead of letting them go to [...]

I had the pleasure of first meeting Sally Peek of Nana by Sally last year, and have since been inspired by her creative approach to designing one-of-a-kind accessories in the comfort of her lovely home studio in Columbia, South Carolina.  When I started researching designers to feature in HandbagReport.com’s new studio at Tapp’s Art Center, [...]

Regardless of whether it’s in style, I’m always digging “ethnic”, tribal-inspired accessories.  The Wayuu Taya Mochilla Knitted Cotton Crossbody is hand-sewn with bright-blue, orange, green and navy knitted cotton, woven strap, tasseled sides and drawstring top.  I appreciate that each bag is handmade, and no two bags are exactly alike. Price: $175 at NET-A-PORTER.   [...]

Ecoist was founded in 2004 with the objective to merge design, functionality, and environmental awareness to provide stylish, useful, and durable accessories.  I’m constantly amazed at how the Ecoist designers create inventive designs from post-industrial waste. Tweet

There is something very special about Seven Hearts handmade handbags. Designer Heather Knowlton puts time, detail and love into each one of her beautiful creations. “I design each purse using my creative, unique style and high quality materials that are designed to last. Tweet

There’s nothing more exciting than bags that are designed with the sole purpose of benefiting others.  The FEED Guatemala Bags were created in support of UNICEF’s nutrition programs to help children receive the vitamin and mineral supplements they need to survive and thrive. Tweet

I get so tired of seeing the same old bags, so I was thrilled to learn of JADEtribe! Kimberly Hartman worked for top New York City designers before deciding to fulfill her lifelong dream of exploring other cultures. Her inspiration for JADEtribe jewelry and accessories came from traveling through India and Southeast Asia. Tweet

I recently discovered Rapport accessories and love the originality and creativity of each collection. Designers Michelle and Wesley create unique, one of a kind bags that reflect the style of the Twin Cities (Minneapolis). You can tell that each bag is hand constructed using only the finest materials. Tweet

Mar y Sol a/k/a Mad Imports has stolen my heart with their one-of-a-kind handmade bags!  The vibrant colors and natural fabrics make these beautiful bags a summer must-have. It was hard choosing just one to feature, but I decided on the Isadora clutch as my favorite. Tweet