Kate Spade Outlet is stocked with the happiest spring bags — save up to 80%
Refreshing your closet for spring? As professional shoppers (and enthusiasts), we're right here with you. An easy way to make a big impact is with a new bag, and there are so many good ones to get excited about this season. Take, for example, all the joyful designs hanging out at the Kate Spade Outlet. So many of the brand's signature satchels, crossbodies and totes are up to 80% off thanks to an additional 25% discount happening right now. Hello, warm-weather fashion!
If you know, you know, but Kate Spade truly has something for everyone. There's the Staci Tote for $104 (down from $499), which comes with two secret surprises (spoiler: a wristlet and zip pouch). This pretty crossbody features the daintiest floral appliqués for 70% off and this trendy mint green top handle purse is only $119 (down from $349).
Since nobody wants decision fatigue, we did the dirty work for you and rounded up the best Kate Spade bags on sale at the outlet. Take your pick!
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