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ZEN & ZIP ✕A Bag Concept

A BAG CONCEPT

One bag. Every moment.

Machine-washable knot handbags and clutches, designed by a former architect in Woodstock, GA. They go from the office to a wedding and everywhere in between.

Woman walking with an A Bag Concept knot handbag over her shoulder

FOR WOMEN WHO DO IT ALL

In stock now.

The A Bag Concept clutches and handbags we keep on hand.

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Machine-washable

Unclip the vegan leather strap, bag it in a garment bag and wash cold. Lay flat to dry.

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Wear it 3 ways

The original knot bag goes wristlet, handheld or over the shoulder with the strap.

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The signature knot

Designed by a former architect, with a structural knot that holds its shape.

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Shops small, gives back

Woman-founded in Woodstock, GA, and it champions other small, women-led businesses.

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A Bag Concept booth at a local market

WHY WE CARRY A BAG CONCEPT

Style with a purpose.

Madilyn Moore spent years as an architect, designing spaces to change how people feel. She brought the same thinking to the handbag: a refined shape, a structural knot, and a bag you can put through the wash. It's the easy, pretty, practical bag our customers keep asking for.

A Bag Concept also gives back to its community. It uplifts women and spotlights other small businesses, like Noteworthy Candle Co.'s non-toxic candles, CB Grey's silk accessories, Daisy Jane Designs' preserved botanicals, Floofball and Minga pottery. Its machine-washable bags are designed to cut waste too.

  • Woman-founded Madilyn Moore, an architectural designer turned handbag designer.
  • Shop Small Spotlights small makers like Noteworthy Candle Co., CB Grey and Daisy Jane Designs.
  • Less waste Washable bags last longer and don't get replaced after one spill.
  • Rooted in Woodstock, GA Founded there, and still building community there.
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