Staud Tommy Bags Are On Sale For $177 Right Now—Get One Before They Sell Out
When Staud Tommy bags first started popping up on my TikTok For You Page last spring, I was instantly sold. The bright patterns and beaded texture made them unlike any purse I'd seen before. Naturally, I had to have one.
I treated myself to the Staud Tommy in the Blossom Garden pattern for my birthday, and the bag hasn't disappointed. It adds a fun pop to otherwise boring outfits, and I'm always getting compliments when I carry it. I've been wanting to add another one to my closet this year, and this Blossom Floral Tapestry pattern is calling my name now that it's 40% off.
Beyond the chance to pick up a Staud Tommy for under $200, this Shopbop sale is extra impressive because these aren't all deals on past season's designs. Five of the patterns included in the Shopbop sale are on sale for full price direct from Staud right now.
If one catches your eye, be sure to snap it up—Staud Tommy sales tend to sell out fast. In fact, during the brand's Sample Sale last week, most of the Tommy bags sold out within a matter of hours.
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