Queen Camilla Grants Royal Warrant to Launer London Honoring Elizabeth II Legacy

Queen Camilla has honored Queen Elizabeth II's enduring style and legacy by granting a Royal Warrant to Launer London, the British leather goods house famed for crafting the late monarch’s iconic handbags. Launer London, established in 1941 and known for its timeless craftsmanship, was originally awarded a Royal Warrant by Queen Elizabeth II in 1968, which remained until her death in 2022. Camilla has been a long-time patron of Launer, using their handbags for over two decades, including at her 2005 wedding to then-Prince Charles and at Queen Elizabeth’s funeral in 2022 when she carried a Launer Tosca clutch. She continues to carry Launer bags at significant events such as the Princess of Wales’ Christmas carol concert and King Charles III’s first state visit as monarch. In 2020, Camilla visited Launer's factory in Walsall, where she met artisans and was presented with a black leather Judi bag from their Legacy Collection. Additionally, Queen Camilla has embraced another royal accessory favored by Queen Elizabeth II: decorative pins, often adorned with precious stones, symbolizing social status and important occasions, which she now wears regularly at events.