[purchase/affiliate] These bags have been featured before on previous Friday Treats, but I recently bought my third one. They are incredibly versatile and spacious, surprisingly holding more things than you would expect. These bags have become a favorite of mine, surpassing even my cherished Chanel backpack, thanks to their convenience and functionality.
Recently, a new Keith Haring collection has been introduced in stores, although it’s not entirely to my taste. It seems like the beginning of many exciting collaborations for these bags. Uniqlo frequently partners with designers like Marni, Paul & Joe, JW Anderson, Marimekko, and more, so we can anticipate some innovative collaborations in the future.
The available color options for these bags include green, aqua, navy, black, and beige. Unfortunately, yellow and pink are currently out of stock. I personally own the cream version, and I always keep a foldaway shopper in it just in case. Inside mine, you can find an umbrella, lipsticks, hand sanitizer, phone, portable charger, tripod, remote clicker, paracetamol, gloves, and eyeliner – and there’s still room to spare.
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The Keith Haring options are also available for £14.90. These bags have been dubbed the new ‘it’ bag, with a striking resemblance to Prada’s iconic nylon bag from the 90s. Other brands like Cos and Urban Outfitters have introduced similar designs, with their own unique twists.
The bags are priced at £29.99 each and are available for purchase.
These bags have the potential to become the most replicated style due to their versatile shape and compatibility with various outfits. With their popularity soaring, we can expect to see numerous versions hitting the market, but for now, they remain a standout choice for many. As the trend continues to evolve, only time will tell how far it will go.
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