Lilis Medium Frame Clutch Bag

This versatile clutch bag is handcrafted from repurposed denim and surplus jacquard, and has been designed and made with circularity considered at every stage of its development.

Creating from waste, instead of producing it, requires an entirely different approach, that contributes to our mission and positive impact as a responsible business. Made in communities, not factories, this supports the regeneration of skills within the villages the craft’s originate from.

This bag is perfect for carrying your essentials and completing your evening look and can be carried on its own by hand, under your arm, or to hold valuables inside a larger bag if you have planned several activities on the same day, It has a magnetic top closure for keeping your belongings secure and folds flat for easy packing and travelling.

Every bag comes with its own unique code, which connects you to the artisan who handcrafted it for you. Handmade in Bali.

Dimensions:

Length 35cm
Height 22cm
Depth 6cm

ABOUT STELAR:
Stelar is a purpose-led brand, founded by Lorna Watson on the principles of community, craftsmanship, transparency and regeneration. Born and established in Bali, STELAR collaborates with local artisan communities to create luxury handcrafted bags and accessories that preserve high-level heritage weaving skills.

Source: Fanfare Label

According to Fanfare the Label, we can use clothing to emphasize change, fairness and freedom. The label makes unique garments by combining old and new textiles.

Fair trade: the clothing is made in various workshops locally in the UK. The workshops are small family workshops run by women. Fanfare regularly visits these locations and has a good relationship with the makers and suppliers.

Environmentally friendly: Fanfare works with organic or recycled materials. For example, they use GOTS certified cotton from India and ethically produced linen with Oeko-Tex certificate from Belgium. In addition, they give new life to textiles from landfills in the UK by recycling them. The clothing is packaged in recycled paper and shipped in biodegradable material.

Locally produced: the collections are made within Europe, in the UK. Most of the materials also come from Europe.

Good cause: Fanfare the Label donates twice a year to A21 campaign and International Justice Mission, organizations that fight modern slavery in the clothing industry.