Dallas’ Bachelorette contestant Sean Lowe on … purses?

If ABC asked him to be the next Bachelor, Sean isn't sure if he could do it.

Jerry McClure

Sean Lowe, Stephanie Nguyen, and Clay Silver at Dyer Street Bar near SMU on September 8, 2012 in Dallas.

DALLAS — He was one of the favorites to win on the last season of The Bachelorette, and while there are rumors that he may be the next Bachelor, Sean Lowe is wasting no time while back in Dallas.

What does the very handsome Dallasite has to do with purses, handbags and furniture? Business. Yes, Sean has joined The Factory Girl, a business that since its inception has sold purses and handbags but is now branching into custom furniture. Because we all know that there is no better place to put your purse than in a fancy, custom-made chifforobe. Right?

Lowe explained that the one-of-a-kind pieces are custom made by his friend Clay Silver, who he calls the genius behind the artwork. Clay comes from a family that has done well in the furniture business and has been one of Sean’s best friends for a long time -- which helped Sean make the decision to join the business. Clay’s sister Jessie is the CEO of Factory Girl.

If ABC were to ask him to be the next Bachelor, Sean says that hypothetically he would have to think if there was a realistic possibility that he could find his wife on the show and if he wants to put himself through that whole process again emotionally and physically. If he were to say no it would be because he isn’t ready to be in that position and that he might have better luck finding a wife in Dallas. T

So there you go single ladies in Dallas: There’s still hope.

Watch the interview here.