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These handbag deals just might be too hot to handle.
Kate Middleton is a longtime fan of Longchamp totes, as she’s been spotted carrying several sizes of the brand’s popular Le Pliage purses over the years.
And right now — in addition to a bevy of other bags — the brand’s wares are majorly marked down as part of the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale.
Snag styles for nearly $50 off, from go-with-everything packs like the Small Le Pliage Recycled Tote ($100, originally $140) and Belt Bag ($175, originally $250) to printed picks like the logo-adorned Le Pliage Shoulder Bag ($135, originally $185).
For added storage, there’s also the water-resistent Le Pliage Expandable Tote ($140, originally $195), which includes a removable zip compartment.
Le Pliage Shoulder Bag ($135, originally $185)
Small Le Pliage Recycled Tote ($100, originally $140)
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If you’re after something a little more luggage-like, Nordstrom’s also got you covered with the Le Pliage Neo 18-Inch Nylon Travel Bag ($190, originally $295).
Middleton’s personal favorites include both the short-handle and full-sized versions of the brand’s nylon Le Pliage tote, which she’s carried everywhere from her college graduation to the 2012 Olympics.
She’s far from the only famous Longchamp fan, however; Jennifer Lopez owns a number of the label’s totes, while Kendall Jenner once served as an ambassador for the brand.
Le Pliage Neo 18-Inch Nylon Travel Bag ($190, originally $295)
While Nordstrom’s annual bargain-filled blowout lasts until August 7, these bags are already flying off the shelves — so don’t delay if you’re planning to pick some up.
Plus, for more of Middleton’s go-tos, shop our list of the most royal-approved labels on markdown, including her Barbour jackets and dazzling Monica Vinader Siren Bezel Set Drop Earrings ($115, originally $175).
Just call them royally good deals.
