Caps, charms, scarves and keyrings — the small stuff that does most of the work.
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Four things, each doing a different job. Le Cap is 100% cotton twill with an antique-brass buckle at the back — an unstructured six-panel that softens instead of holding a stiff dome shape. The Quack Scarf is a 60% acrylic, 40% lambswool blend: warm enough for a real winter, soft enough to wear against the neck, and far more forgiving than pure wool if you're the kind of person who machine-washes things by accident. The Duck Charm and the Keyring Trio are plush polyester with soft fill and brass hardware, made to clip onto a bag strap or a set of keys.
Charms went from a children's-accessory afterthought to a genuine styling decision over the last couple of years, and the reason is straightforward: they're the cheapest way to make a mass-produced bag look like yours. A plush duck clipped to a tote strap does more visual work than most €200 bags manage on their own. Ours clip on with brass lobster clasps rather than the split rings that chew up your fingernails.
This is the category people buy when they want to give something specific rather than something expensive. A keyring or a charm sits comfortably in stocking-filler territory, needs no size, and ships free with anything else you're ordering over €50. The scarf is the step up when you want the gift to feel like a proper present.
Cap: spot-clean, never the dishwasher, whatever the internet tells you. Scarf: hand-wash cool or dry-clean — the lambswool content will felt if you cook it. Charms and keyrings: surface-wash with a damp cloth and let them air-dry fully before clipping them back on a bag.
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