Gloverall Bags
Gloverall's bags collection is small by design. Rather than building out a full accessories range, the brand has focused on pieces that are direct extensions of the outerwear — bags made from the same materials as the coats, using the same hardware, assembled by independent British makers as part of the Gloverall Renewed initiative. The result is a handful of pieces that carry the character of the brand without diluting it.
The Renewed Tote Bag
The Renewed Tote Bag is the collection's centrepiece — and one of the clearest expressions of Gloverall's approach to sustainability. It's made from deadstock wool repurposed from duffle coat production: fabric that would otherwise go unused, cut and assembled into a tote with a long shoulder strap, a shorter carry handle and two roomy internal pockets. The straps are crafted from the same herringbone webbing used inside the Original Monty Duffle Coat, giving the bag a direct material connection to one of Gloverall's most iconic garments. An embroidered 'G' logo sits front and centre — understated, functional, genuinely Gloverall. Approximately 46 x 38 x 11cm, available in Navy.
Part of Gloverall Renewed
Every bag in this collection is made through the Gloverall Renewed initiative — a programme in which Gloverall supplies its surplus fabrics and technical expertise to independent UK makers, who turn those materials into limited-edition pieces. It's a practical approach to the problem of deadstock: rather than disposing of premium wool and branded hardware, Gloverall works with craftspeople to give those materials a second life in a form that's still useful and still worth owning. For the full story of how Renewed works, including the collaboration with Reworked 348 and The Long Shot Exp, see the Renewed collection page.
