SAK

Sak made a market breakthrough when it spawned a line of handbags made of new and innovative materials in the early 1990’s.

The American company first introduced extraordinary handbags crafted in unique fabrics, high-quality textiles that not only gained following but also raised increasing demands for non-traditional handbags.

Sak successfully captured a niche market for these non-traditional handbags creatively made from natural materials such as straw, rattan, crochet, knits, and wood beads, among others.

Encouraged with the positive response, Sak’s co-founders Todd Elliott and Mark Talucci began developing distinctive, richly textured weaves and launched The Sak’s signature fabric called the Tightweave in 1994.

Signature Weave

Sak handbags, designed with the exclusive tightweave fabric, garnered tremendous interest and following, skyrocketing the brand to become the fourth largest handbag company to come out of the United States after just several years. The Tightweave fabric provided texture to softness and subtle femininity and blended well with contemporary shapes and accessories including handbags.

The unique and meticulously handcrafted weaved fabric gave handbag fashion an alternative to leather and a new interesting style to carry that unsurprisingly aced Sak’s phenomenal success as the one of the most innovative and original designer handbag maker in the world.

In addition to the enormous popularity of the handbags, Sak backpacks, shoulder bags, and totes have pioneered the company into becoming not just a bag brand, but a total accessories and lifestyle brand.

Today Sak has become a global high fashion brand and distributing handbags into 22 other international markets outside of the United States.

Continued Innovation

The company, moreover, continued its legacy by introducing more fabric innovation in creating different lines of handbags. Some of these innovative fabrics include the Sak signature crotchet weaves, the bubble weave, the basket weave and many others.

Aside from its unique materials, the label also boasts of fabulous designs that tickled every handbag lovers in the world. Here are some of its most popular designer handbags:

Sak’s Pink Ribbon Sparkle Mini Top Handle. This is one of the bestseller under the Sak Pink Label Handbags, which boosted the cause in stepping up Breast Cancer Awareness campaign worldwide. About 20 percent of its proceeds help fund research on breast cancer. Its pink ribbon is created in glittering knit fabric, adorned with rhinestones and fashionably accentuating the metallic leather handbag. The glitzy rhinestone-embedded buckle serves as a snap closure lock while the inside reserves useful slot pockets for business cards and cellular phones as well as zippered pockets for other valuables.

Sak’s Clairette Mini Tote. The popularity of the Argyle color gave birth to this handbag under the label in 2005. Sak made the trend spicier creating a shade rendition of bright blue over a micro-fiber trimmed black background. The handbag also has interior well-placed card slot pockets and a nylon pouch that could be removed anytime for flexible storage making the handbag the perfect accessory for any kind of occasions, in any kind of conditions.

Sak handbags can be purchased at the company’s official website or from upscale department stores such as Macy's, Marshall Field's, Nordstrom, Lord and Taylor, Dillard's, Bonton Department Stores, Boscov's, and Parisian. Discounted Sak handbags under $20 to $250 can also be found at these stores.

Best thing about getting a Sak handbag is that the label stands firm to its commitment to value and protect its customers. The company follows a money back policy, which allows clients to get their money back when they are not satisfied with the product.

In the world of designer handbags, Sak has truly weaved fresh and chic fun, a contagious style worth flaunting.