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Handwoven straw bags made by Thai artisans, each one unique. Roomy straw totes, everyday crossbody and shoulder bags, structured basket bags and oversized beach bags — all in natural, textured fibre with a practical PU handle for easy, all-day carrying.

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Handwoven straw bags for women

Our handmade straw bags are woven by Thai artisans from locally sourced natural fibres, so every piece is genuinely one of a kind. This collection brings together woven straw handbags in every shape you actually need: roomy straw totes for the market and the beach, everyday crossbody and shoulder bags that keep your hands free, structured basket bags with a firmer hold, and oversized straw beach bags that swallow a towel and a book. Each one pairs a soft, textured weave with a practical PU handle so it carries comfortably all day.

Straw, seagrass and water hyacinth each weave up a little differently — some bags stay soft and packable, others hold a crisp, upright shape — so you can match the bag to how you carry. Colours sit in the natural, undyed range that goes with almost everything. Lightweight, hardwearing and unmistakably summer, a good straw bag is the one accessory that pulls a warm-weather outfit together.

The story behind the craft

Each bag is woven by hand in the same villages we've worked with for years, from fibres that are harvested and dried locally before a single strand is woven. The slight variations between two bags of the same style aren't flaws — they're the mark of a real artisan working by feel, not a machine stamping out copies. Where a fast-fashion straw bag is glued and mass-produced, ours are woven the way they have been for generations, then finished by hand.

Straw tote bags

Picture the weekly market, a beach towel and a spare jumper — all swallowed by one roomy tote that still looks put-together. Straw totes are the workhorse of the collection: open-top, generously sized, with handles reinforced at the join points where most strain happens. They suit the beach, the farmers' market, weekend travel, or an everyday carry with room for a 13-inch laptop and an A4 notebook.

Straw crossbody & shoulder bags

When you want your hands free — holding a coffee, chasing a toddler, walking the market — a woven crossbody or shoulder bag is the answer. Smaller and lighter than a tote, they hold the everyday essentials (phone, cards, keys, sunglasses, a small purse) and sit close to the body. Adjustable straps mean you can wear them cross-body by day or shortened over one shoulder for the evening.

Straw basket bags

Structured basket bags hold their shape where a soft tote slumps. Woven from firmer fibres like rattan and seagrass, they give a neat, upright silhouette that dresses an outfit up — equally at home with a summer dress or a linen suit. Reach for one when you want a bag that looks considered rather than thrown together.

Straw beach bags

Oversized, easygoing and built for sand, our straw beach bags carry a towel, sunscreen, a book and a change of clothes without complaint. The open weave shakes sand out easily and dries quickly after a splash — the reason they've been a summer staple for decades.


Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Handwoven straw bags are still a summer staple in 2026. Oversized straw totes, basket bags and crossbody styles all carry easily from beach days to daytime errands to an evening out, and their natural texture pairs effortlessly with jeans, retro pieces or a linen dress. If anything, the shift toward natural materials and slow, handmade fashion has made a woven straw bag more relevant, not less.

Straw bags use dried grass stems woven into a flexible, lightweight body — the most casual, beach-friendly option. Seagrass is tougher and slightly stiffer, so it holds its shape better for everyday totes. Rattan cane is the most structured and durable, ideal for box-style basket bags and clutches. Water hyacinth uses dried freshwater-plant stems — naturally honey-coloured, chunkier in texture and very hardwearing. All four are sustainable fibres woven by hand; choose by use — beach and casual leans straw, everyday tote leans seagrass or water hyacinth, and a structured shape leans rattan.

Spot-clean with a slightly damp cloth and a little mild soap — never soak it, as natural fibres absorb water and can lose their shape. For stubborn marks, work gently with a soft brush (an old toothbrush is perfect), then let the bag air-dry completely, away from direct sun or a radiator, which can dry the fibres too fast and cause cracking. Between uses, stuff it with crumpled paper or a t-shirt and store it upright rather than hanging it by the handles, which stretches them over time.

Our roomy straw totes comfortably hold a 13-inch laptop, an A4 notebook, a water bottle, sunglasses and a small purse — enough for a work day or a beach day. Crossbody and smaller shoulder styles hold the everyday essentials: phone, cards, keys, sunglasses and a slim wallet. Every product page lists exact internal dimensions in centimetres so you can compare to a bag you already own — and if you're unsure, send us a list of what you need to carry and we'll point you to the right size.

Not a problem. Every order comes with a 30-day return window — if the bag doesn't work for you, contact us and we'll arrange a free return. We're also happy to help before you buy: send us a photo of an outfit or two you'd usually wear it with, and we'll recommend the shape, size and finish that fits best. With so many handwoven styles to choose from, the right match usually comes down to what you're carrying and where you're going — and we'd rather help you get it right first time.