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Royal fashion followers have been given a rare chance to snap up luxury accessories for less, as one of Princess Kate’s most-worn handbag brands unveils a significant seasonal discount.
The January promotion has drawn attention from shoppers hoping to capture a polished, royal-inspired look without the usual price tag.
Luxury markdowns
British brand Aspinal of London is currently running one of its largest sales of the year, offering discounts of up to 60% on selected items.
Known for its craftsmanship and classic leather designs, the heritage label is synonymous with understated luxury and has built a strong reputation both in the UK and internationally.
The sale applies across a range of styles, with some shoppers able to save several hundred pounds, reports The Express.
Royal connections
Aspinal of London has long been associated with the Royal Family, regularly appearing at public engagements and official events.
Princess Catherine is among the brand’s most high-profile admirers, frequently carrying its handbags during appearances. Zara Tindall and the Duchess of Edinburgh, Sophie, have also been seen with Aspinal designs.
The repeated royal endorsements have helped cement the label’s image as a go-to for timeless elegance.
A notable absence
One of Princess Catherine’s most recognisable accessories, the Midi Mayfair bag, is not included in the current sale.
The structured top-handle style has become closely linked with the Princess of Wales, having featured at numerous engagements over the years.
However, the brand’s January promotion still includes a wide range of pieces that reflect a similar refined and classic aesthetic.
Style alternatives
Shoppers browsing the sale will find a variety of elegant options, from structured crossbody bags to sleek top-handle designs and classic clutches.
Many of the discounted pieces mirror the clean lines and sophisticated finish often associated with royal fashion.
With limited stock available across selected lines, shoppers are being encouraged to browse early before popular styles sell out.
Sources: Daily Express
