The Mulberry sale has started and here are five designer bags worth investing in

Frankly, we want them all

There are few things in life that we get excited about, but a Mulberry sale is one of them, seeing as they don’t happen too often.

And as luck would have it, one has started today, both online and in store, with up to 50% off clothing and accessories.

Now whether you’re looking to simply treat yourself on a whim or invest in something that will retain a good value, here are five bags worth buying in the sale.

Small New Bayswater

We all know you can’t go wrong with a classic Bayswater, and this red style is bright enough to make it fashion forward, but still wearable and classic. Plus it’s been reduced from £850 to £680.

Shop now: Small New Bayswater for £680 from Mulberry

Clifton in Chalk, Clay & Canary Cream

While this style isn’t quite as classic, we think it taps into the current 70s trend beautifully. This one is reduced from £795 to £556.

Shop now: Clifton in Chalk, Clay & Canary Cream Printed leather for £556 from Mulberry

Maple in Racing Green

Racing green is coming back in a big way for AW17, so this is top of our wish list. Reduced from £895 to £626.

Shop now: Maple in Racing Green for £626 from Mulberry

Clifton Clutch in Sunflower, Crimson & Midnight

This cute clutch bag will add a pop of colour to your little black dress (or white dress this summer), and it’s reduced by 50% from £495 to £247. Bonus.

Shop now: Clifton Clutch in Sunflower, Crimson & Midnight for £247 from Mulberry

Cherwell Square in white

This is a classic in the making and a great nod to this season’s utility trend. It also comes in a bunch of other colours and prints if this style isn’t your bag (sorry). reduced from £895 to £626.

Shop now: Cherwell Square in white for £626 from Mulberry

The sale has just started so is expected to last for a few weeks, however it’s worth noting some of the styles, especially those that are reduced by 50%, have started selling out.

So you might have to be quick if there’s a particular one that’s caught your eye.