TK Maxx's 'gorgeous' £55 leather bag is 'similar to' £315 style
A shopper told fashion fans to run to TK Maxx after spotting the 'cute' bag that resembles a designer version
TK Maxx is stocking a leather bag that resembles a pricier version. The discount retailer has long been popular with shoppers searching for deals, and fashion lovers were amazed by one shopper's recent find. Posting on TikTok as @siikha00, London-based blogger Sikha showcased a "gorgeous" £54.99 bag that she'd spotted in-store.
As seen in the video, the shopper found a genuine leather Silviano tote bag that was heavily discounted. According to the product tag, the bag's RRP is usually £255, and Sikha thought it resembled another bag with a higher price tag.
She told followers: "Don't walk, run to TK Maxx because I found this bag that kind of looks like the Dragon Diffusion bag that I've been wanting for the longest time." She also included a picture of the Rosanna Woven Shoulder Bag, showing viewers her dream style.
Sikha continued: "It's really cute. The material is a bit different of course because it is a different thing. It also has a zip, there's a few pockets inside, which is very helpful." Her caption added: "Defo get this if you're on a budget and want to buy for similar vibes but not the same type."
While the two bags differ in shape, they share a similar woven brown design. There's also a price difference, as the Rosanna Woven Shoulder Bag currently retails for £315 at Fenwick.
Although it is not specified in the video, it looks like Sikha found the Silviano Mayfair – Signature Handwoven Leather Shopper Tote, which is listed at full price on the brand's website.
The product description for the Silviano bag says: "Timeless and functional, the Mayfair is a tote built for the modern woman who appreciates heritage detail and effortless style. Whether for work, travel, or day-to-night dressing — this bag elevates any look."
While Fenwick's does not offer a detailed description of the Rosanna Woven Shoulder Bag, it does specify that the bag is leather. The brand description adds: "Inspired by traditional basket weaving cultures, let Dragon Diffusion elevate your accessories edit with a collection of carefully braided leather bags. Expertly hand-crafted, each and every design has been borne from insatiable curiosity."
Shoppers loved the look of the Silviano bag. Replying to the TikTok video, someone praised: "Omggg so cute." A similar comment read: "Omg this is gorgeous!!" A third fan replied: "So fab." Another response read: "Love it!!!" A different commenter added: "Fav shop for bags."
Unfortunately, it doesn't look like the bag is available on TK Maxx's website. Shoppers can check their nearest store here. However, TK Maxx's website does offer a selection of Silviano bags, including a Deep Blue Leather Weave Tote Bag for £69.99 with a RRP of £350 and a Black Weave Shopper Bag for £49.99 with a RRP of £235.
There's also a Black Weave Shopper Bag for £69.99 with a RRP of £350. While the bags differ in style, they could be just as impressive to shoppers looking for a luxury bag for less.
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