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Surprise! Save up to 80% at Kate Spade for Presidents' Day

Carrie McCabe and Izabella Zaydenberg
·4-min read
pink purse, black purse, mint purse
Make the most of your Presidents' Day shopping with the Kate Spade Surprise sale! (Photo: Kate Spade Surprise)

Sure, we expect certain things to be on sale this time of year — Presidents' Day is always packed with great deals. But gorgeous luxury bags from Kate Spade? Now that's a shocker. Yep, the Kate Spade Surprise Presidents' Day sale has thrown us for a loop: iconic bags, clothes and shoes from the label's Surprise line are marked down to clearance prices. We're still hyperventilating from the deals. A subtly sparkly tote down from $280 to just $79? This pastel crossbody, only $109 from $250? What is happening? Find the best of the bunch below, or shop the entire sale here.

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Flash Glitter Tote

$79$359Save $280
A super-practical shape for holding your everyday essentials — plus a splash of sparkle (along the top) to bring a smile. Perfect combo.
$79 at Kate Spade

The crowd is going wild for this tote. "I'm absolutely in love with this purse! It's so cute and fun. Great size and I get so many compliments on it! Can't wait to get it in other colors," says one of many fans.

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Rosie Small Crossbody

$119$349Save $230
This bright crossbody bag is an easy way to liven up an all-black outfit. Between the color and the simple stripes on the wide (super-comfy) strap, you're fully accessorized.
$119 at Kate Spade

It's the perfect pouch for wallet, keys, phone, and then some (there's room for hand sanitizer, a pack of tissues, and a few beauty items). "Love this bag," says a five-star fan. "Gorgeous color, long adjustable strap and the perfect size to hold essentials. Beautiful workmanship, excellent quality...."

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Natalia Boxed Large Turn Lock Wallet

$69$279Save $210
More is more, with this large, lush beauty. This roomy wallet has a place for everything (including many, many credit cards). Also on sale in black.
$69 at Kate Spade

Let's just take a moment to celebrate the price drop on this gorgeous quilted wallet — it's down to $69 from $210! And it's pretty enough to double as a clutch. A zip coin compartment and multiple dividers ensure you stay organized.

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Bailey Shoulder Bag

$119$359Save $240
This bestselling medium-sized tote is more than 60% off! It comes in five colors, including black. And each gives you a look of calm sophistication, no matter how much you stuff inside.
$119 at Kate Spade

Sleek, feminine and super-functional. "I absolutely love this shoulder bag," says one reviewer. "It has plenty of room inside, and the key issue for me is that many bags don't have outside access...I like having the outer access for my keys." This little beauty has got that.

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Darcy Small Bucket Bag

$119$359Save $240
This versatile bucket bag gives (literal) structure to your look. If ever you feel messy, disheveled, less than your best self, grab this and you've instantly got it goin' on.
$119 at Kate Spade

Made of refined grain leather, this classic has many fans. Size-wise, apparently, it's perfect. "I love this purse as my everyday bag," says one shopper. "I can fit everything in here. I have placed a bottle of water and a small foldable umbrella with my wallet, 2 sunglass cases, a battery pack for my phone and of course my phone. Easy getting things in and out as it only has a magnetic closure...."

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Staci Square Crossbody

$109$349Save $240
The Staci bag is everything! With croc-embossed leather, it's so on-trend. Carry this pretty little thang by the handle or toss it on as a crossbody.
$109 at Kate Spade

Since it packs a style punch, this bag is great for travel, when every piece has to truly earn its spot in your suitcase. Fans agree: "This is so cute and perfect as a purse to take on trips when you want something small to carry."

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Rowe Medium Top Zip Satchel

$125$399Save $274
With a secure zip top, it's the perfect throw-everything-in-and-go bag. Just right for a commute, but structured enough to bring the chic, too.
$125 at Kate Spade

While this pretty satchel is certainly appropriate for the office, it's also playful enough for nights out — and a total workhorse when you're traveling. Size-wise? One shopper says, "It fits my iPad pro 11" with plenty of extra room for anything else I need to bring with me. It's the perfect size bag."

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Tinsel Small Cosmetic Case

$29$79Save $50
This makeup bag holds multiple lipsticks (for when you just can't decide), your mascara (along with the dried out one you can't seem to part with) and all your other beauty necessities.
$29 at Kate Spade

Brilliantly, this cosmetics case also keeps spills contained. One reviewer says, "I bought three for gifts for people. They love them." Smart. Stock up! Also in black and rose gold.

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Brynn Large Continental Wallet

$69$229Save $160
You'll love whipping out this stylish little number when paying for your coffee. Multiple card slots and pockets keep essentials in order, and it zips closed, for security.
$69 at Kate Spade

Shoppers rave: "Absolutely love this wallet. Sleek beautiful leather with a great zipper! Perfect for everyday use, with style!!!" Another happy customer says: "So glad I got it!! ... I will be buying another one at a later date!!!" Need we say more?

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Ella Extra Large Tote

$139$399Save $260
Functional carryalls don't have to be boring. Case in point: this logo-emblazoned number. Canvas-lined and super-spacious, it makes a great work bag but can also handle a quick trip to the grocery story or farmer's market. Talk about elevating everyday chores!
$139 at Kate Spade

This tote has many fans. One says, "This bag is absolutely stunning! I could not love this bag more! So roomy & as usual, it's superb Kate Spade quality! Shipping was fast, and packaged perfectly! I would buy this bag over and over! A+++++"

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Claude Dachshund Crossbody

$149$429Save $280
This quirky-cute crossbody is less about what you're carrying than who you are. Enjoy the attention — we guarantee, you'll get some looks!
$149 at Kate Spade

This pup-purse will match winter outfits beautifully. What a sweet (and useful!) tribute to woman's best friend. One fan, who says the bag is even cuter in person, continues: "I am a big fan of Kate Spade novelty purses and this one is an adorable statement piece to add to my collection."

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Max Duffel Crossbody

$109$359Save $250
Ten inches high and 8 inches wide, this bag in the icy-beautiful "Avalon Mist" color is the perfect accent with a winter coat. Wear it crossbody or as a shoulder bag.
$109 at Kate Spade

Smaller shoppers seem to appreciate the proportions of this stunning bag: "I bought this for the size, and it really is perfect for my petite frame...the perfect size for me," says a five-star fan.

Kate Spade

Chelsea Weekender Bundle

$139$399Save $260
This roomy nylon weekender has a pocket for organizing toiletries. It holds plenty for a two-day trip and is the ideal carry-on for longer adventures.
$139 at Kate Spade

"Perfect bag for a quick weekend getaway. There are so many pockets with zippers and snaps. I love it..." says one fan. And at over 50% off, you can't afford not to get it.

Kate Spade

Chelsea Medium Backpack

$89$299Save $210
This backpack is meant for much more than lugging to second period Social Studies. It features credit card slots and multiple spacious zip pockets, all within a chic polka-dot design.
$89 at Kate Spade

Shoppers love this little wonder for travel: "I got this for a vacation and love it! The size is perfect for carrying what you might need while out and about. Fits a water bottle and small umbrella with plenty of room for other items," shared one explorer.

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Carlyle Medium Shoulder Bag

$125$378Save $253
Meet Carlyle: the shoulder bag that holds you down any time, any place. It's made of the kind of pebbled leather that ages gracefully, like a fine wine. Plus, chic chain detailing lends a luxurious hint of shine.
$125 at Kate Spade

"Beautiful bag. Chain is so dressy and looks expensive! So much nicer looking in person," noted a happy Kate Spade shopper. And at over 60% off, it'll only look expensive.

The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.

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