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This is where our fashion accessories go once they leave the current collection: belts, keyrings and hair pieces, all end of line. Everything here is new stock, simply out of season, and the line-up shifts as pieces sell through. Worth a look when an outfit needs one last detail, or when a small gift has to be found quickly.
Every keyring in this clear-out has come off the current range. Three very different builds sit side by side: metal charms with a silver-tone or gold-tone finish, most of them…
Most of what you see here is a stretch band closed by a decorative metal buckle, gold or silver. Alongside them sit studded faux-leather straps, some with eyelets and rows of…
Everything in this hair accessories sale is new. These are the clips and barrettes we have taken out of the main collection to make room for new arrivals, so only their place in…
There are 124 products.
Three families share the rail. Belts are the practical end of it, mostly stretch styles with a worked buckle. Keyrings are the largest group by far, split between little metal figures and soft fabric characters. Hair pieces close the list: gilt clips and a pair of slogan slides, light on fine hair.
| Family | Works best for | What to check first |
|---|---|---|
| Belts | Pulling in a dress, a knit or a loose shirt | Width, and whether the buckle sits flat |
| Keyrings | Stocking fillers, bag charms, party bags | Metal or fabric, and the weight on a zip |
| Hair pieces | A quick twist, a half-up, a wedding guest look | Grip strength against your hair thickness |
Stretch is the rule here, so sizing is forgiving. The buckle does the talking: oversized gold-tone rounds, aged silver-tone squares, studded strips that toughen a pair of jeans, and concertina styles that sit flat under a jacket. Colours run from black and camel through khaki, mustard and dusty pink. Have a look through the women's belts still in the run.
Two moods, and they are very different. One is polished metal, silver-tone or gold-tone, set with small clear stones: rabbits, bears, cats, a turtle, a cat on a scooter, a heeled shoe, a perfume bottle. The other is textile, all tulle skirts and pastel plush. Both clip onto a bag as happily as a set of keys. The full spread is in the end-of-line keyrings.
Gilt clips carry pearls, tiny flowers and crystal sprays on a fine stem; two slides spell out a word in stones. They are made for a twist pinned in seconds rather than an all-day updo, which makes them easy occasion pieces. They sit together in the hair clips and slides.
If jewellery or a watch is also on the list, the rest sits in the whole clearance run. Keeping the three sections side by side saves a lot of clicking when the budget matters as much as the look.