Fall Handbags Under $100

Want to get in on all the fall handbag trends but don’t want to spend a lot of money? Last month I showed you a few mid-range fall handbags, now let’s take a look at even more budget friendly options.  There are quite a few to choose from and the best part about them? They’re all under $100!  At these prices you can get yourself two!

(Images: Urban Outfitters)

Deux Lux Studded Satchel ($68)  – This intricately over-sized satchel is available in one of fall’s “it” shades, grey as well as brown (shown), plum and a gorgeous seafoam green. It also comes with a detachable shoulder strap for those days when you need your hands free.

Kimchi Blue Ostrich Lady Bag ($68)  – The ostrich skin embossed texture of this bag incorporates the textured trend quite beautifully. It also has a lady-like and vintage vibe to it. If you’re not a fan of the brown, it’s also available in a pretty dusty blue.

Matt & Nat Samsara Clutch ($80)  – This sleek and shiny red vegan-leather clutch will take you from day to night. The fold over and zipper details make this clutch a must have for parties and the holidays!

Deux Lux Side Zip Satchel ($68)  – Here’s another over-sized satchel and convertible shoulder bag in a lovely shade of grey. Also available in black, this bag will hold just about anything and everything you need for the day.

Deena & Ozzy Zebra Clutch ($34)  – The very subtle zebra print on this clutch is a great way to infuse animal print into your outfit without getting to wild.

Kimchi Blue Suede Ruffle Clutch ($68)  – The rich suede and ruffles on this lush blue clutch evokes a bit of romance into your outfits.

Deux Lux Quilted Tote ($68)  – If you need a big tote for work or school, this one will do the job and then some.  The black is super versatile but it’s also available in purple and olive.

Last week, I showcased a few cute bags under $100 that were inspired by the fall trends but they were more subdued. The choices above from Urban Outfitters have a stronger vibe of the trends.  Who says you have to spend oodles of money to be “in fashion”?