Our New Website

Today's the day! It's up. We're back. Welcome to the launch of our website.

We are excited to announce that a group of enthusiastic new owners have teamed up with Henry Brown's founder, Sherri Henry Wolf. Together, we're bringing you the same iconic bags that you have grown to love over the last nine years.

New styles, color schemes and ideas abound. We're introducing limited-edition pieces along with the new face of Henry Brown. One thing that hasn't changed? Our pride and patriotism in this great country. Our products are designed and hand-crafted in the Bluegrass. Each distinctive piece represents a set of skilled American hands. We hope you'll check back often to see their hard work on display.

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It's all in the Details

We've unveiled a new look. And with that comes great perks for you. For instance, check out our saddlestitching, inspired by the bluegrass region where we are designed and manufactured. Lying within those same classic canvas totes are vintage-inspired linings. They're tone on tone and so very chic. It's like they have a history already...but without the dirt.

Feeling Blue? Go for Gray

Don't chalk that classic color up for gloom and doom. Gray is the new neutral and it's everywhere. From the walls of the finest homes and interiors, to the highest fashion this year, you'll find gray in every shade. We love our "cool" version - a little bit slate, a little bit blue. We like to say that "when it goes with nothing, it goes with everything."

Our Charlie Bucket

Charlie Bucket (no, not the famous Chocolate Factory character from childhood memories) is coming soon in corduroy. Look for it in all our newly-released canvas colors. It's the bag that sculpted Henry Brown's original way of thinking - a practical tote with a shape that makes sense, and details to boot. We're so excited to release this corduroy. Look for it the first week of December.