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Christmas Gift Guide: Find His Bag

October 25, 2026October 8, 2026 by The Carry List
Hands tying ribbon around a wrapped gift box, with leather briefcases and bags on a shelf behind

Answer a few quick questions and get one gift recommendation from twelve leather goods brands I’ve profiled, by budget, occasion and taste.

Categories Buying Guides Tags Aspinal of London, Bennett Winch, briefcase, Carl Friedrik, Chapman, Dunhill, Ettinger, Métier, Mismo, Mulberry, Small Leather Goods, Swaine, Tusting, Valextra 1 Comment

Christopher Kane’s Mulberry Debut Leaned on Football Casuals and Parkas. Does Any of That Reach the Antony?

October 1, 2026September 21, 2026 by The Carry List
Man in a fur-trimmed hooded parka outdoors, echoing the 1990s-parka reference in Christopher Kane's Mulberry debut

Christopher Kane’s Mulberry debut drew straight from football casuals, parkas and rugby kits — currently marketed as women’s ready-to-wear. The question worth asking for anyone who actually carries a Mulberry bag: where does that design direction go next?

Categories News & Culture Tags Mulberry Leave a comment

Aspinal vs Mulberry for Men: Is Either Worth It?

September 3, 2026August 7, 2026 by The Carry List
Black leather briefcase on a desk in a minimalist office setting

Both are recognisable British names at a similar price point, and both have a manufacturing story that’s less tidy than the branding suggests. Here’s an honest look at what actually separates them.

Categories Buying Guides Tags £200–£500, Aspinal of London, Mulberry Leave a comment

Mulberry: Brand Profile

October 20, 2026August 7, 2026 by The Carry List
Mulberry's Regent Street shopfront on a wet day, with "Mulberry England" carved into the stone and the doors open under a black awning

Mulberry started at a kitchen table in Somerset in 1971 and became Britain’s biggest leather goods manufacturer. It’s also spent the last few years losing money. Here’s what that means if you’re buying one of its bags today.

Categories Brand Profiles Tags £200–£500, Contemporary Brand, Full-Grain Leather, Heritage Brand, Made in UK, Mulberry 1 Comment

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