Autumn/Winter 2014 Collection Launch

So as you may have seen we recently launched our A/W 14 collection.

It is now available to view and purchase online here, reclaimbags.co.uk/?page_id=782.

The new collection includes the staple clutches we are known for, two backpacks and a large tote bag. The new range embraces this season's love of craftwork, with distinct blue and orange PVC weaving and detailed hand stitching; whilst also staying true to our signature style of clean lines and original design. 

It was a really fun collection to design and we hope you like it as much as do. We love to hear your feedback so be sure to let us know what you think. Take a look at a few of our favourite pieces below.

Make Tracks With Reclaim, Part 3.

So as you know we have been asking our customers to send us their own pictures with their Reclaim bags. We love to see where you and Reclaim travels and love seeing your pictures. We have recently updated the feature with new photos you lovely lot have been sending us. Our favourite have been customers posing in New York and Sydney! Do keep sending us your snaps! Please send via email to contact@reclaimbags.co.uk, or via Twitter or Facebook. Check out the full gallery here, http://reclaimbags.co.uk/?page_id=326.

Here are our most recent ones to give you some ideas! 

New Minis launching on the website!

As you may have seen, we recently completed a pop-up concession in Topshop, Oxford Street.  While there we launched new mini clutches in a variety of different coloured PVC that were exclusive to Topshop.

Following the success and popularity of these, we have decided to launch the new coloured minis on our own website very shortly. The bright, bold colours of these summer editions make them the perfect statement piece. The new minis will be available in clear, transparent yellow, blood orange, royal blue, transparent blue and dark green. Follow us on twitter, @Reclaimbags to hear the exact launch date. Check out the preview images below. Which will be your favourite?!

Mini madness at Topshop Oxford Street!

So as some of you will know, a few weeks ago we launched our very own pop-up concession in the flagship Topshop store in London. 
We have had a variety of our products on offer there, ranging from our smaller rubber purses to some of our larger products like the PVC and rubber shoulder bag. Of all the products in stock however, there has been one style that has proved very popular with the Topshop customers! So much so that we have designed variations of it. Introducing the PVC and Rubber Mini, one of the newer additions to our collections, which first came in black and red PVC. This then progressed and we also started producing it in our original Clear PVC. 
The Clear and Red PVC minis were both available from the launch at Topshop. After seeing the popularity of these in the first couple of weeks, we decided to trial some other colours exclusive to the pop-up at Topshop. The mini is now also available in blue, grey, orange and yellow which caused a lot of excitement! 
What do you think of our new colours? If you get the chance, pop into store to get your hands on one of our exclusive new minis while you can! For a preview, take a look at the pictures below. 

New collection preview

So after giving you a little look into our development stage of the new collection earlier this month, we thought we would also give you a preview into the finished collection before it launches.
If you remember we had been playing with various new fastenings, we settled on a heavy, rectangular clip as it fitted with the structural and architectural influences within the collection and also became a feature piece on the bags.
We were also experimenting with different techniques to attach the bags together, such as sewing. Although there are details of the bags which are sewn, we decided that our original interlocking method was unique to Reclaim and most visually appealing for the construction of the bags.

Have a look at some of our favourite pieces from the new collection and let us know what you think?