Hand-colored belts and handbags that light up joy
Known for creating Iconic Signature Totes and accessories that are handed down generation to generation, Hadley colors each trim before it’s woven into a textile. Every reversible belt or tote carries Hadley’s love and passion for authentic self expression. We work hand in hand with artisans, not massive factories, and about 80% of the workshops we partner with are female-owned because we know when women do well, society thrives.
Two looks in one, for every holiday night
DELICIOUS TOTES
COLOR IS HEALING
AUTHENTICITY IS CHIC
IN THE PRESS
A few little secrets
When will my gift arrive?
Belts, bags, clutches, headbands and activewear leave us within 48 hours. We're a sustainable company, so we make many of our pieces to order, including our silk scarves: each one is printed and sewn by hand in Montreal and ships within 5 days. Build Your Own pieces are made just for you: bags ship in 15 to 21 days and coats in 30 days.
For Hanukkah (the first night is Friday, December 4), order by Monday, November 30, scarves by Monday, November 23, and Build Your Own bags by Monday, November 9. For Christmas, order by Monday, December 21, scarves by Tuesday, December 15, Build Your Own bags by Monday, November 30, and Build Your Own coats by Friday, November 20. We love helping you get your gifts to the people you love in time, so in the final days before Hanukkah and Christmas, we send every order by UPS 2nd Day Air. Every gift can be wrapped in the cart.
Are Hadley Pollet belts reversible?
Yes. Every Hadley Pollet belt is reversible, so one belt gives two looks. Each trim starts as a design Hadley colors by hand.
Do the handbags have pockets?
Lots of them. Every handbag has plenty of pockets and a colorful oxford or suede lining, so nothing gets lost.
Can I design my own bag or coat?
Yes. Build your own bag, or build your own coat in the Selena Trench or the Blake Coat. Choose the colors and the trim, and make it entirely yours.
Who makes Hadley Pollet pieces?
We work hand in hand with artisans, not massive factories. About 80% of the workshops we partner with are female-owned, and Hadley visits them to make sure women are paid fairly.
