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Kate Spade Tracy Patent Satchel

May 18, 2007 / Posted in Satchels by Megs Mahoney Dusil.

Kate Spade bags are known to implement laid back style, but the Tracy Collection features some bags with a different feel for Spade. The Kate Spade Tracy Patent Satchel feels sporty with the perforation yet chic with the trendy red patent leather. For what you get, the price is very reasonable, considering that 14-karat yellow gold hardware is used. Easy to wipe off, tons of bold color, and a good size, 4 1/2″H x 14″W x 5″D, makes this Kate Spade number a perfect everyday bag contender. Via Neiman Marcus for $395 (under $400 with 14k gold and leather makes this bag a great deal!

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4 Responses to “Kate Spade Tracy Patent Satchel”:

swimandpurses says:

VERY cute and not that ridiculously priced and it’s easy 2 wipe off–possibly my next buy

Reply May 20, 2007 8:21AM
cosmofunshop says:

This red is one of my favorite… it looks great on car too… if I was not mistaken it was called san marino red… it should have less orange gradation color…

Perforation really modernize the basic tote shape…

Thank you for posting Meg

Reply May 21, 2007 4:22PM
Christina says:

omg want it!

Reply Sep 13, 2007 5:23PM
lmoon2550 says:

This is my favorite!

Reply Jul 27, 2008 12:56PM