Hailey Bieber's Favorite Affordable Handbag Is on Sale Right Now
If you're still looking for the perfect work tote or shoulder bag to wear to brunch, we have good news. Freja, the under-the-radar brand editors love, is in the midst of their Summer Vault Sale. This is a rare opportunity to pick up one of their already-affordable vegan leather bags for up to 30 percent off. You have until July 27th to pick up a new bag on sale, including the Caroline Bag, which is a favorite of Hailey Bieber.
If you're not already familiar, Freja launched in 2020 with a range of neutral, office-appropriate totes that could fit a laptop and all your daily essentials. Since then, the label continued to expand its repertoire, now offering vegan shoulder bags in neutral hues. From time to time, Freja will offer a twist on a variation, like with its butter yellow Mini Chrystie or their croc-embossed Mercer Bag. While most of the label's range falls under $300, right now we're seeing some of our favorite styles on sale for only $175.
If you're still hunting for the perfect discounted summer bag, or you need a new stylish brown bag to wow your coworkers, don't miss this rare opportunity to pick up one of Freja's celebrity-approved purses. While some options are only discounted by a few dollars, some styles are marked down by more than 30 percent. With fans like Sarah Jessica Parker and Alix Earle, these are timeless pieces that are durable enough (and affordable enough) to wear for years to come. Be sure to click through each style to see their range of colors, and act fast–some options are already selling out.
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