Olympia Le-Tan’s Harry Potter Book Clutches Are Limited to Just 77 of Each Design
Most fans keep their Hogwarts letter in a frame. Olympia Le-Tan would rather you carried it to dinner.
The Paris fashion house, best known for hand-embroidered clutches shaped like hardback books, has unveiled a four-piece Harry Potter capsule made with Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products to mark 25 years of the films. Each design is produced in a numbered run of just 77, from 01/77 to 77/77 — 308 pieces in the world across the whole collection.

The Four Designs
- The Hogwarts Crest — the school crest on the front and the Sorting Hat on the back.
- The Philosopher’s Stone — the original film poster on the front, with Harry’s round glasses on the back.
- A Night at Hogwarts — the castle silhouetted under a starry sky, with nods to Harry, Ron and Hermione.
- The Letter from Hogwarts — based on the acceptance letter from the films.

“For many people, Harry Potter is more than a story; it is a world filled with memories, wonder and discovery,” said Aude Sergent, chief executive officer of Olympia Le-Tan. “We loved the idea of bringing some of its most iconic symbols to life through embroidery, allowing fans to bring a piece of the world of Harry Potter into their home, transformed into precious objects to treasure and collect.”
Price and Where to Buy
A quick note on what we don’t know yet: pricing hasn’t been announced, and the four clutches weren’t listed on Olympia Le-Tan’s online shop at the time of writing. For a sense of scale, the brand’s other book clutches currently sell for roughly €1,100 to €2,000 on its own site, so this is a luxury collectible rather than an impulse buy.
Olympia Le-Tan ships worldwide from France (duties and import taxes may be added at checkout) and sells through its flagship boutique near the Jardin du Palais-Royal in Paris, as well as select stockists. With only 77 of each design, following the brand directly is the best way to catch the release.
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