The luxury brand that brought us several It bags in the 2010s has introduced a new style, and fashion enthusiasts are already seen sporting it.

      If you’ve followed fashion trends over the last 20 years, Mulberry is likely one of the British luxury brands that linger in your mind. In the early 2000s, the Bayswater was a must-have accessory for editors, celebrities, and nearly everyone I knew who cared about handbags. Then came the Alexa, named after the 2010s style icon, Alexa Chung, which managed to feel both timely and surprisingly timeless. What I have always admired about Mulberry is that it doesn’t aggressively pursue trends. Instead, the brand consistently produces bags that people genuinely want to use, leading me to the Boston: a new style that seems less like a grand debut and more like a statement of quiet confidence.

      At first glance, the Boston feels pleasantly familiar. It sits comfortably alongside Mulberry classics like the Bayswater and the reissued Alexa, but with a more streamlined silhouette that feels contemporary. I have had my Bayswater for over a decade, and it remains one of my most dependable bags, so I approach any new Mulberry launch with serious consideration. The Boston is available in two sizes, which instantly enhances its appeal. The regular Boston seems perfect for work, especially if you desire a bag that looks stylish yet functional. Even though it has a structured appearance, it is surprisingly spacious, and I could easily fit a small laptop inside. The smaller Boston, in contrast, is more compact and serves as a handy everyday choice for those seeking practicality without bulk.

      Then there’s the question of color, where I found myself justifying this purchase. There are classic hues for those who prefer to play it safe, alongside a vibrant fern-green for those drawn to dopamine dressing. However, the chalk heavy-grain leather keeps pulling me back. It feels fresh without being overly delicate and works well with both tailored outfits and casual denim. It also helps that the Boston has already been seen with understated celebrities like Emma Roberts, which adds a touch of credibility to the new bag. In summary, if you are considering adding a new bag to your collection in 2026, the Mulberry Boston is an excellent starting point.

      Shop the Mulberry Boston Bag:

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      Boston in Chalk Heavy Grain

      This is the one I keep gravitating towards. The chalk shade elevates even a simple jeans-and-knit ensemble.

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      Boston in Black Heavy Grain

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      Small Boston in Black Heavy Grain

      The smaller size is ideal for everyday errands.

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      Boston in Bright Oak Heavy Grain

      The heavy-grain leather appears to only get better with time.

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      Boston in Fern Heavy Grain

      I envision carrying this to work with minimalist outfits during the week and rotating it over the weekend as well.

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      Small Boston in Bright Oak Heavy Grain

      This option feels just right for days when you want something tidy but not complicated.

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      Boston in Vintage Oak Suede

      As if the grained leather wasn’t appealing enough, the suede has also captured my interest.

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      Small Boston in Chalk Heavy Grain

      All the charm of the original, just in a more compact form.

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      Small Boston in Fern Heavy Grain

      This shade is simply perfect for spring.