
Established · $200–$400 · Melbourne, Australia

Leather bags and capsule clothing with 90s minimalism, a Melbourne label grown into a full wardrobe.
Think: 90s leather, vintage-inspired
The buy: the 90s leather tote
the 90s leather tote
Nakedvice makes leather bags and capsule clothing with a vintage soul, practical enough for every day and textured enough to stand out.
Bags are where it began and the heart of the label: structured totes and shoulder bags in smooth, croc-embossed or pony-hair effect leather with silver hardware, many roomy enough for a laptop. The clothing and shoes follow the same pared-back, vintage-leaning line, released in limited drops meant to be worn in more ways than one.
From 3 months of sale tracking.
Nakedvice discounts about every 6 weeks, and it's been 7 weeks.
Sarah Miller and Jessie Gargan, best friends who went from colleagues to business partners, founded Nakedvice in Melbourne in 2014 with a line of leather bags meant to be well made yet attainable.
It grew into a capsule wardrobe of clothing, shoes and accessories, designed in-house around the sort of vintage piece you hunt for and never quite find.
From reviews and try-on videos, in our words.
Clothing runs XXS to XXL (US 0 to 12), and shoes come in AU 5 to 11, the same as US sizes. Measurements vary by style, so check each product's fit notes and the model's size.
Many of the totes are built for work, with zip tops, inside pockets and room for a 14 or 16 inch laptop, in smooth or croc-embossed leather lined in polyester.
US orders go by DHL Express in 3 to 5 days for $15, free over $150 USD. Duties are partly built into the price and the rest is charged at checkout, so nothing is due on delivery.
International returns must be requested within 14 days and get a refund or store credit, not an exchange, with a $20 USD fee taken off refunds. Sale pieces can't be returned.
It works in limited drops rather than big runs, and sold-out pieces sometimes come back as pre-orders.
Polyester · Cotton · Viscose, with nylon
Works most in: polyester, cotton and viscose
From the fabric listed on 186 pieces · 97% of the range lists it · Checked October 2026
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