Bag Me One Of Those
- Words by Peppermint
If your wrist is feeling a little bland and lonely, quietly pining for the sweet upcycled goodness of a Mina and Oli clutch, then your purse dreams have been answered – as the label’s designer Laura Thomey has kindly given us three of her darling recycled leather wristlets (RRP $49 each) to give away! Made from preloved leather jackets and vintage lace, each clutch has details that are often inspired by the original garment it was made from. To win, simply comment below telling us your favourite section or article from the latest issue of Peppermint by 6pm Sunday February 6th. Good luck!
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