Malo, a fashion house famous for its Florentine cashmere knits, presented a collection of handbags, the highlight of which was the knitted elongated handbag "New Velvet", tempting with a playful design.

Malo handbags are made in Italy, Tuscany, by joining forces of the highest level of leather and historical Florentine textile manufacturers. They are not only timeless, but also testify to the impeccable craftsmanship of Italian craftsmen, famous throughout the world. When creating this collection, the&nbsp;Malo brand though both about aesthetics and comfort, aiming to create both a style legend and a comfortable and functional accessory.

The New Velvet summer handbags are a handmade piece of 100 percent cotton yarn. Although it is a relatively unusual material in the world of haberdashery, these handbags are soft and durable at the same time, and thanks to special reinforcements they hold their shape well. The crochet pattern of the handbag is highlighted by light colors, you can choose a white, azalea pink or lime shade model. The handles are embellished with a classic braid, a distinctive&nbsp;Malo sign, and the signature blue color of&nbsp;Malo was specially created for this handle. The price is 830 euros.

A handbag knitted in an Italian workshop, tempting with a playful design

A handbag knitted in an Italian workshop, tempting with a playful design

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