Block A Clutch - Brown

Texture takes the lead. The Brown Block A Clutch pairs soft, handwoven jute-cotton fabric with an oversized macramé accent handle, offering a tactile alternative to a conventional leather clutch. Its brown-and-white palette brings an inviting finishing touch to a considered everyday look.

Designed and curated by KORISSA in New York and handmade by its artisan partners in Bangladesh, this accessory puts woven material and handwork at the center of its appeal. Slight variations in design, color, and size are part of its handcrafted nature, so each piece may differ from the next.

The oversized macramé handle adds a distinctive detail, while a zipper enclosure provides access to the interior. Use the clutch to group selected essentials for an outing rather than leaving smaller belongings scattered inside a larger carry.

At approximately 8 inches tall, 13 inches wide, and 2.25 inches deep, it offers a broader format than many miniature occasion clutches. Compare your phone, wallet, cosmetics, or other chosen items with the usable opening and interior space; device fit and combined capacity depend on their actual dimensions.

Pair it with linen separates, relaxed denim, or a simple dress to let the woven texture contribute the interest. What distinguishes Block A is its combination of handwoven jute-cotton, an expressive macramé handle, and handmade variation. It is a compelling choice for someone seeking an accessory with material character rather than a uniform, polished finish.

• 100% handwoven jute-cotton fabric.
• Brown-and-white colorway.
• Oversized macramé accent handle.
• Zipper enclosure.
• Designed and curated by KORISSA in New York.
• Handmade by artisan partners in Bangladesh.
• Approximate dimensions: 8 inches tall × 13 inches wide × 2.25 inches deep.
• Handcrafted variations in design, color, and size may occur.

Care instructions

Wipe clean with a damp cloth. Do not rub stains or spills, as rubbing may spread the stain and loosen the fibers. Dry properly after exposure to water. Keep out of direct sunlight, which can change or fade the jute fabric's color.