Accessory Types
Accessories span small leather goods, belts, bags and cold-weather pieces, each with its own name and use. This hub sets out the main accessory types across our range. For the full depth on bags specifically, see the Handbag Knowledge Centre (/pages/handbag-knowledge-centre).
Wallets and small leather goods
Card Holder
A slim leather holder for a handful of cards, sized for a front pocket.
What defines it
A card holder carries a few cards in slim slots with no coin pocket, keeping the profile as thin as possible.
Who it suits
It suits a minimal, cashless carry and slim tailoring. Browse wallets and card holders (/collections/mens-wallets-card-holders).
Billfold Wallet
The classic bi-fold wallet with card slots and a full-width note section.
What defines it
A billfold folds once, with rows of card slots and a long pocket sized to hold banknotes flat.
Who it suits
It suits anyone wanting cards and notes in one traditional, everyday wallet.
Coin Wallet
A wallet with a dedicated zip or popper pocket for loose change.
What defines it
A coin wallet adds a secure coin compartment to the usual card and note sections, closed by a zip or popper.
Who it suits
It suits those who still carry change and want it contained rather than loose.
Travel Wallet
A larger organiser sized for passport, boarding cards and currency.
What defines it
A travel wallet is taller than a everyday wallet, with slots shaped for a passport, tickets and multiple cards.
Who it suits
It suits frequent travellers who want documents organised in one place.
Belts
Leather Belt
A traditional single-layer leather belt with a metal buckle.
What defines it
A leather belt is cut from a strip of hide, finished at the edges and fastened with a pin or roller buckle.
Who it suits
It suits tailoring and smart-casual wear. Browse men's belts (/collections/mens-belts) and women's belts (/collections/womens-belts).
Reversible Belt
A two-in-one belt that flips to show a second colour or finish.
What defines it
A reversible belt uses a rotating buckle so one strap presents two faces, usually black on one side and brown on the other.
Who it suits
It suits anyone wanting two belt looks from a single piece.
Webbing Belt
A woven fabric belt with a clamp or D-ring fastening.
What defines it
A webbing belt is made from woven cotton or nylon tape, fastened by a slide clamp or paired D-rings rather than holes.
Who it suits
It suits casual and sporty outfits where a soft, adjustable belt works better than leather.
Bags and travel
Crossbody Bag
A small bag worn on a long strap across the body, hands-free.
What defines it
A crossbody hangs from a single long strap worn diagonally, keeping the bag close and secure at the hip.
Who it suits
It suits days out and travel. Browse men's bags (/collections/mens-bags) and women's bags (/collections/womens-bags).
Messenger Bag
A flap-over shoulder bag sized for a laptop and daily kit.
What defines it
A messenger bag is a wide, flat shoulder bag with a fold-over flap, built to carry documents and a laptop.
Who it suits
It suits commuting and work where a structured, over-the-shoulder carry is wanted.
Holdall
A soft, wide-mouth bag for weekends and the gym.
What defines it
A holdall is a large soft bag with twin handles and a long zip top, sized for a weekend or a full kit.
Who it suits
It suits short trips and gym use where a soft, roomy bag beats a hard case.
Backpack
A two-strap bag carried on the back for even weight.
What defines it
A backpack spreads load across both shoulders, with a main compartment and usually a padded laptop sleeve.
Who it suits
It suits commuting, study and travel where hands-free, balanced carry matters.
Wash Bag
A small zipped bag for toiletries and travel essentials.
What defines it
A wash bag is a compact zip pouch, often wipe-clean lined, sized to hold toiletries for a trip.
Who it suits
It suits travellers and gym-goers wanting toiletries kept together and protected.
Gloves, scarves and headwear
Leather Gloves
Fitted gloves in soft leather for warmth and a smart finish.
What defines it
Leather gloves are cut close to the hand in supple hide, often lined for warmth and finished at the cuff.
Who it suits
They suit cold-weather smart wear where a refined finish is wanted over bulky knits.
Scarf
A woven or knitted neck-wrap for warmth and style.
What defines it
A scarf is a length of wool, cashmere or blended fabric worn at the neck for warmth and as a finishing piece.
Who it suits
It suits cold weather and layering. Browse scarves and gloves (/collections/womens-scarves-gloves).
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a card holder and a wallet?
A card holder is a slim sleeve for a few cards with no coin pocket, sized for a front pocket. A wallet is larger, folding to hold cards and banknotes together, sometimes with a coin compartment.
What belt fastening should I choose?
A pin or roller buckle on a leather belt suits smart and smart-casual wear, while a woven webbing belt with a clamp or D-ring fastening suits casual and sporty outfits and adjusts more freely.
Where can I find the full detail on bags?
This hub gives the accessory-level overview. For deep coverage of bag styles, sizes and occasions, see the dedicated Handbag Knowledge Centre linked from the intro.