Women's Audrey Large Raffia Tote Bag
TOM FORD
$2150.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
The Audrey large raffia tote from TOM FORD captures a sunlit, luxe mood with effortless ease. The natural raffia body feels buoyant and breathable, while leather trim and polyamide/cotton accents keep the silhouette sharp. A signature adjustable buckled belt strap wraps neatly across the upper topline, lending architectural polish to an easy carryall. Size is about 13"W x 11"H x 7"D, giving ample room without bulk.
On the body, shoulder straps give about a 10.25 inch drop, letting the tote sit comfortably at the side or slung over the shoulder. Its roomy interior holds daily essentials and transitions from day to evening with ease. The raffia texture keeps the look relaxed yet luxe, pairing well with everything from sun-drenched dresses to crisp tailoring.
Tom Ford leans into tactile luxury with Made in Italy production and a belt driven detail that signals the brand's refined codes. This Audrey tote feels like a modern reference point for resort ready city style.
Materials / Fabrication
- Audrey large raffia tote bag
- Raffia construction
- Signature adjustable buckled belt strap wrapped across the upper topline
- Shoulder straps
- Dust bag included
- Lining: polyamide / cotton
- Trim: leather
- Made in Italy
- Dimensions: about 13 in wide x 11 in high x 7 in deep
- Shoulder strap drop: about 10.25 in
Recommended Care
- Clean raffia with a soft, dry brush to remove surface dust; avoid moisture
- Spot clean leather trim with a damp cloth and apply a small amount of leather conditioner
- Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight and humidity to prevent fading
- Store in the dust bag when not in use; stuff with tissue to help maintain shape
Fit Notes
- Dimensions are about 13 inches wide, 11 inches high, and 7 inches deep to help gauge capacity.
- Raffia body with leather trim and an adjustable belt strap across the topline.
- Shoulder straps provide about 10.25 inches of drop for shoulder carry.
- Includes a dust bag for storage.
