Mulberry unveils 'low carbon' leather handbag

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Mulberry's new low carbon leather bag is available in the classic Soft Small Amberley Satchel design in four colours, Cornflower Blue, Coral Orange, Black and Charcoal | Credit: Mulberry
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Mulberry's new low carbon leather bag is available in the classic Soft Small Amberley Satchel design in four colours, Cornflower Blue, Coral Orange, Black and Charcoal | Credit: Mulberry

New designer bag created in partnership with low carbon leather pioneers Muirhead

Designer bag brand Mulberry has this week announced the launch of a new range of low-carbon leather handbags, created through a transparent 'farm to finished product' model that promises to slash supply...

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