General Knot & Co.
Scarlet Toile Travel Clutch
Elegant, Organized, and Travel-Ready
Meet the Scarlet Toile Travel Clutch—a polished carryall that keeps daily essentials neat and easy to reach. Use it as a makeup bag, an in‑tote organizer, or a chic grab‑and‑go clutch for cards, phone, keys, and a few extras.
Crafted from exquisite French cotton toile in a vivid scarlet palette and finished with thoughtful details throughout, it blends European textile heritage with American craftsmanship. Inside, a water‑repellent lining and bound seams add durability for travel and everyday use. Curious about toile? Read our short journal post “A Toile Tale” to explore the pattern’s history.
Features
- Premium French cotton toile exterior (scarlet)
- Water‑repellent cotton lining protects against spills
- Secure, smooth zipper closure
- Multi‑purpose design: makeup bag, travel pouch, or everyday clutch
- Handmade in the USA in limited quantities
Measurements
- Width (at opening): 10.5"
- Depth: 3"
- Height: 5"
Frequently Asked Questions
When Will My Order Ship?
Most orders ship within 2 days. In the case of bags and travel accessories, these items are made-to-order and may take up to 5 - 7 days to ship. We will advise of any delays. Please let us know if you have questions. Feel free to write directly info@generalknot.com or use the contact form below.
What Is Made-To-Order?
Quite literally, our bags and travel accessories are individually cut and sewn when an order is placed. Nothing is mass produced and stocked in a warehouse. This method takes a little more time on our end, but it ensures that each piece gets the attention it deserves and is shipped in perfect condition.
Where Do You Source Your Fabrics?
We source our fabrics from all over the world. Since we are a "small batch" producer, we tend to work with very small mills or collectors of specialty and vintage textiles.
Where Are General Knot Products Produced?
All General Knot products are made here in the U.S.A. Bags and small goods are made in our in-house studio. Neckwear is produced in a number of small factories in the Northeast.