If the drop in temperature and pumpkin spice everything didn’t clue you in, it’s officially fall. That means it’s time to update your wardrobe with fall clothing and accessories to step into the season in style. Luckily, Kate Spade has kicked off a huge Fall Sale with sitewide deals on new arrivals and fan-favorites. From designer handbags to sweaters, coats and booties, you’re sure to find something you love with Kate Spade’s deepest discounts.
Now through Tuesday, October 10, Kate Spade is offering 30% off your entire purchase with code TAKE30. The fall deals also apply to styles that are already on sale for even bigger savings. Whether you’re looking to update your own purse collection or searching for the perfect gift ahead of the holiday shopping rush, Kate Spade’s Fall Sale is not one to miss.
While Kate Spade’s designer bags typically come at a premium price, the fall sale is your opportunity to grab some of the top-selling accessory styles for less. We have a feeling that popular styles won’t be around for long though. To save you time, we’ve rounded up our favorite Kate Spade deals to shop during the Fall Sale before it’s too late.
This bag easily fits all your things, including an iPad, and the straps adjust to your perfect fit. Plus, it’s versatile enough to carry to the office or weekend brunch.
Meet Knott. You’ll notice it has clever cinched knotted sides, but that’s not the only reason for its name. With multiple pockets to organize everything, there’s room enough to fit your essentials, even an iPad. It’s the satchel that ties it all together.
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