Brighton Designer Handbags

Brighton is known for designing handbags with a message. Many of the brighton handbag items in the collection have a defining detail that gives them special meaning. Whether it is love notes engraved on a bracelet or a handbag adorned with a treasured photo, Brighton products help create lasting memories. Over the years, Brighton handbag has become an accessory company with something for everyone. Handbags were added to the line in 1993, followed by small leather goods, watches, fragrance, jewelry, home accessories, eyewear and most recently, luggage. Today Brighton is the only major accessories line featuring products that coordinate from head to toe. A customer might choose a lipstick case that matches a wallet, jewelry that matches a pair of sunglasses, a handbag that matches her footwear, or an entire coordinating collection consisting of multiple accessories. The company prides itself on the “Brighton Difference,” which is rooted in the philosophy that the difference is in the details. Brighton is one of the few remaining design houses where designers sketch each creation by hand and then follow the product from concept to fruition. It is a decidedly traditional process that seems more in keeping with the Renaissance era than the high-tech 21st century. The hand assembly of Brighton leather accessories- many of which are made of fine Italian leather - often requires as many as 140 individual manufacturing steps using up to 40 different parts. What results are timeless creations that women have come to love, and in many cases, even collect. It was in tribute to this devoted collector that the term “Brightonians” was born. The Brighton brand has grown over the years through a strategy that Young calls Girlfriend Marketing. “Since we only sell to small stores run by nice people, women buy our products at stores where everyone knows their name and make them feel like they matter,” Young said. “They, in turn, tell their girlfriends about the cute Brighton handbag that they bought, and so on and so on and so on!”