1960s Unknown Vinyl Tapestry Tote with Lucite Handle – One Size

Description

1960s Unknown Vinyl Tapestry Tote with Lucite Handle – One Size

Product Description:

A midcentury marvel with maximalist charm. This 1960s oversized tote blends utilitarian design with romantic nostalgia, featuring a hand-stitched floral tapestry under a clear vinyl sheath, trimmed in glitter, and finished with vivid cherry-red Lucite handles. The structured silhouette adds drama to any ensemble, while the interior—lined in champagne satin—includes a zipper pocket for practical storage.

Whether you’re styling it with a mod skirt suit or using it to add irreverent contrast to a modern uniform, this piece does what few bags can: it makes a full outfit moment.

The hand-applied floral needlepoint is protected by glossy vinyl, preserving its intricate cross-stitch detail. Interior satin has light cosmetic wear, and the vinyl has a lift near one corner, which does not affect overall structure.

Details:

• Era: 1960s
  
• Brand: Unknown
  
• Materials: Vinyl overlay, Lucite handle, tapestry canvas, glitter accents, satin lining
  
• Closure: Snap flap closure
  
• Interior: Champagne satin lining with one interior zip pocket
  
• Dimensions: Approx. 17.5” L x 11.5” H x 5” D
  
• Handle drop: 4.5”
  
• Condition: Minor vinyl lift on corner, light fraying inside, structurally sound
  

Styling Suggestions: Pair with a tailored mod dress, slingback kitten heels, and a bold lip. This bag plays well with both color and minimalism—try it with denim, or let it clash cleverly with stripes, plaids, or florals for a street-style moment.

Comps:

• Etsy: Similar 1960s vinyl tapestry bags with Lucite handles range $90–$150 depending on condition
  
• The RealReal: Vintage statement handbags from the 1960s listed $125–$225 with similar materials
  
• 1stDibs: Midcentury vinyl handbags with decorative stitching and novelty handles listed $175–$300+
  

Given its oversized structure, bold detailing, and preserved interior, this tote is priced accessibly for its era and condition.