It’s still possible to buy quality handbags and accessories made in the USA. Clipa’s raw materials are sourced in the USA, manufactured here, assembled here and keep jobs here. But there’s also a bonus: it’s made to last. Clipa purse hangers last for 10 years of daily use 3-4 times a day. Because it lasts longer, won’t tarnish and never needs polishing, it’s a smart buy. See it and other Made in America products at madeinamerica.com
Fashion Week is here and Clipa’s celebrating! Just tell us where you’ll be using Clipa this summer on our Facebook page and you’ll be entered to win our polished gold Savi purse hanger!
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For the next 7 days leading up to the royal wedding Friday April 29th, we’re giving away a Clipa a day! Click here for more info & good luck from your friends at Clipa, Handbago and Fashionalities!
‘Ever wanted to hang a bag with long strap from a low table? If you have a Clipa instant handbag hanger, just hook the two metal rings through the Clipa and hang your bag!
Women from all over the U.S. converged on Las Vegas last weekend for digital scrapbooking’s favorite annual convention. One of the nights featured a team event; members competed to see which team’s work would win top honors. Each of the winning team members were awarded a Clipa instant handbag hanger. (Clipa is awesome for classes and crops!) This year’s winners were Team Turquoise, led by Tangie Baxter and Molly DeCrow. Congratulations!
Yesterday’s Chicago Sun-Times story about smart traveling companions featured the Clipa purse hanger. Calling The Crystal Clipa Collection “a line of highly polished handbag clips flaunting Swarovski crystals,” the article noted that they “double as bling-laden bracelets.” The paper’s online version included a photo of the hematite and light sapphire crystal “Rachel” in the photo gallery. 
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Ohio’s largest newspaper, The Cleveland Plain Dealer and Cleveland.com recommended readers check out the Clipa instant handbag hanger in one of today’s columns. Check it out: