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Work Bags That Are Beautiful And Functional? Our Annual List Has You Covered(part 2)
YOUR STARTER BAG: POP & SUKI
Last year, British best friends Suki Waterhouse (a model) and Poppy Jamie (a TV presenter) launched an accessories company. Their goal was to create products that they wanted but couldn’t find. They started with two leather handbags–a camera case and a tote–that are meant to encompass all you would need for work and life. They’re priced between $200 and $250.
My research showed that most women are looking for compact, easy-to-carry bags that can fit a lot of small objects. I tested the camera bag and found it very practical. The 5.5 x 7-inch bag is roomy: It can fit a wallet, sunglasses, a phone, and a charger, without losing its rectangular shape. It comes with a shoulder strap, and you can purchase other strap styles to convert the bag into a waist pack or backpack. The classic silhouette ensures that it’s appropriate for even a formal workplace, but it is versatile, so you can carry it into the weekend, a date, or a party.
Pop & Suki also gives you the ability to customize in fun ways. I tried the camera bag in the brand’s classic “millennial pink,” but it comes in a wide range of colors, including black, white, and lavender. For $40, you can have your name, monogram, or preferred emojis printed on the bottom—a spot that isn’t always visible. You can also purchase a range of tassels, tags, and keychains. A good bet for young professionals with an after-work social life.
Last year, British best friends Suki Waterhouse (a model) and Poppy Jamie (a TV presenter) launched an accessories company. Their goal was to create products that they wanted but couldn’t find. They started with two leather handbags–a camera case and a tote–that are meant to encompass all you would need for work and life. They’re priced between $200 and $250.
My research showed that most women are looking for compact, easy-to-carry bags that can fit a lot of small objects. I tested the camera bag and found it very practical. The 5.5 x 7-inch bag is roomy: It can fit a wallet, sunglasses, a phone, and a charger, without losing its rectangular shape. It comes with a shoulder strap, and you can purchase other strap styles to convert the bag into a waist pack or backpack. The classic silhouette ensures that it’s appropriate for even a formal workplace, but it is versatile, so you can carry it into the weekend, a date, or a party.
Pop & Suki also gives you the ability to customize in fun ways. I tried the camera bag in the brand’s classic “millennial pink,” but it comes in a wide range of colors, including black, white, and lavender. For $40, you can have your name, monogram, or preferred emojis printed on the bottom—a spot that isn’t always visible. You can also purchase a range of tassels, tags, and keychains. A good bet for young professionals with an after-work social life.
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