Leather Tote Bag

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Just in time for Mother’s Day The Nicks Daily Tote is made from 5–6 oz Waxy Commander suede from C.F. Stead in Mole, Aged Bark, and Wheatbuck. Handles are 6–7 oz Brown CXL. Brass rivets, front D-ring, and an internal leather snap so keys don’t disappear into the void. Not a work bag or a laptop bag. It’s a grab it and go bag for markets, road trips, coffee stops, trailheads, and everything in between. Add a matching sunglasses sleeve or get one in a different color. For the guys, it’s the same leather your boots are made from. Toss your boots in it at the end of the day and keep the truck clean. I’ve been testing it on walks to the grocery store and it’s been great. 13.5” H x 14” L x 6.5” W Ships in 2–4 weeks Leave questions and comments below. Luke submitted by /u/Grain-and-Twill to r/NicksHandmadeBoots [link] [comments]

I’ve been searching for a work tote for a few months, and it’s so difficult to find one I actually would wear for years and is worth spending my hard earned money on. I’ve been using an oak and fort tote since 2019 and I’m so done with “vegan leather”. I’m tired of this marketing gimmick that makes you think you’re more ethical for wearing plastic. This is what I’m looking for: - long lasting genuine leather - can fit a 14 inch laptop - closes with a zipper (don’t want rain on my laptop, and I don’t want to fear someone reaching into my bag) - is organized inside (I’m tired of searching through my bag like it’s one big hole) - the straps aren’t too skinny that it pierces into my shoulders There’s thousands of bags out there, yet so many organized versions are made of PU leather, aka rubber tires. The genuine leather totes seem to have no organization which seems so thoughtless. Are there any intentional designers? For style, I like the coach Brooklyn bag, coach Juliet, coach Erin, coach Ella bags. They’re very cute to me. But I don’t want to continue to dig around my bag, and I don’t want to have to force my laptop in. I found this kaai bag: https://kaaibags.com/en-ca/products/pyramid-mocha-brown But find it annoying that it’s made from bonded leather, especially for that price. I also eyed this cuyana bag: https://cuyana.com/products/system-zipper-tote-16-inch But saw reviews here that it wasn’t lasting past a few months for people. So, where do people find good quality practical bags? Why is this so difficult?! submitted by /u/sadgirlhours96 to r/handbags [link] [comments]

Needed to replace my barn tote that was falling apart. Wanted something classic and durable. Fell in love with this when I saw it on eBay. Super nice and spacious, lined in some kind of coating to make it withstand wet/muddy/dirty/slobbery stuff. Basically a bucket, but pretty! Perfectly suited to barn life. submitted by /u/beautifulntrealistic to r/handbags [link] [comments]

I need fashion critiques to chime in and tell me how can I do better!! Breakdown — Linen shirt from MK, brown pants from Zara, tote from trader joes, rings and accessories are thrifted Cropped a thrifted shirt, white tank from uniqlo, denims from uniqlo and thrifted the leather bag Made this myself for my fav dj!! Not much of an outfit, but wanted to know if the cropped theme works! T-shirt from Alexander McQueen, thrifted denims and same tote as before! Top and denims both from Zara, chrome bag from Adidas originals, scarf from Artizia. Edit— you guys gave out so much love! Thank you for your suggestions 🤍👉🏻👈🏻 submitted by /u/Consistent_Dig_4452 to r/IndianFashionAddicts [link] [comments]

Hi & hello, RepFam! 🫶🏻✨ Every few months or so, I like to go through my gallery and clean up anything that’s just been sitting there for no reason. Think the occasional photo of a receipt, a random screenshot I definitely don’t need anymore, or the 15–20 burst shots of my cat because she was looking particularly gorgeous that day. Things like that. As I was doing my usual cleanup, I also came across a bunch of pictures of bags and backpacks I’ve used for work over the past year, and it kind of turned into a little walk down memory lane… so I figured I’d share 🙌🏻 When I first got into the rep world, I mostly gravitated toward smaller bags I loved or larger statement pieces I had been eyeing forever. It was very much about the aesthetics and the satisfaction of “owning” something I had admired, rather than really thinking about how I’d use it day to day. Because of that, a lot of those early purchases just sat around looking pretty for months without getting much real use. When I did start thinking about using something for work, I defaulted almost immediately to backpacks, since that’s what I was most used to at the time and what felt the most practical without overthinking it. Some of my favorite backpacks actually came from that phase. The red BV leather backpack (from Nina) is still one of my favorites to this day, just ridiculously soft, slouchy in the best way, and honestly a joy to carry. The Praða re-nylon in that tan/brown tone (from Mandy) is another one that I still think about, because it fits an almost unreasonable amount without ever feeling bulky. I had a few others floating in that rotation too, some LV, some Diôr, just trying things out and figuring out what I actually reached for versus what just looked good on a shelf. As I started expanding more with my purchases, I found myself naturally shifting toward buying with function in mind for the first time. At that point I was still using my 16” laptop, which was honestly a bit of a monster, so I pretty much set a personal rule that anything under 40cm just wasn’t going to cut it. That alone narrowed things down quickly and pushed me toward larger, more structured options. And by god… some of those ended up being my favorite bags, period 😆 I ended up with two of the Praða Buckle bags, which probably tells you everything you need to know about how much I enjoy that hefty behemoth. The BV Messenger also made its way in around that time, along with a couple of others that I somehow never took proper photos of, which feels like a missed opportunity now looking back. That phase was probably the first time I really felt like my purchases were aligning with how I actually lived and worked, not just what I liked visually. Of course, once I really started branching out into different styles, totes were inevitable. And once they entered the rotation, they stayed. I added them almost casually at first, and then suddenly realized they were getting more consistent use than almost anything else I owned. At this point I have four, and I genuinely use all of them. It still surprises me how much they can carry without feeling cumbersome, how good the leather feels across the board, and just how easy they are to grab and go without thinking too much about it. They’ve become a staple for me in a way I didn’t expect. Bags come and go, styles rotate depending on mood or season, but the totes have just stayed steady. Fully integrated, consistently used, and honestly probably the most “employed” pieces in my collection at this point 😆🤭 Over to you all! 🙌🏻 favorite work bag? Favorite tote or backpack? Most utilitarian bag you own, or on the flip side, the one you find yourself reaching for the most without even thinking about it? 💪 Hope you’re all having a lovely Saturday, fam 🫶🏻 submitted by /u/spiritatbay to r/RepTherapy [link] [comments]

Hi everyone! I’m looking for a luxury designer work (tote) bag. I currently have a leather backpack but apparently I look like a college student when I have it on 😅 I’m a finance executive so I have to dress the part What I’m looking for: - Sleek look, no logos everywhere - Durable and comfortable - Can hold my laptop (16in) and work stuff (chargers etc) - Under $5k Below are the options I found but also open to other suggestions! submitted by /u/BurntOutController to r/handbags [link] [comments]

Oversized tote I made with old bank bags and duck canvas. Two interior pockets, Burnished Leather handles and a new old stock ‘Lift the Dot’ closure submitted by /u/LaszlosLeather to r/upcycling [link] [comments]

Oversized tote I made with old bank bags and duck canvas. Two interior pockets, Burnished Leather handles and a new old stock ‘Lift the Dot’ closure submitted by /u/LaszlosLeather to r/somethingimade [link] [comments]

Hi all! I've been using this vegetable tanned leather tote as my daily bag for a few years and it's still going strong. I want to make sure that I'm caring for it the right way to ensure it lasts as long as possible. I have some pretty deep scratches on it. What's the best thing to do for them? Buff them out? Leave them alone? Something else? Thanks! submitted by /u/shelleyyyellehs to r/BuyItForLife [link] [comments]

I'm trying to find a simple leather tote that I can use for commuting with my laptop. Don't really care about logos or "status" brands, I just want something durable. The big brands are like $400+ which feels steep for a daily carry. Has anyone found good quality ones in the $100-150 range? submitted by /u/Lucky-Extension-5168 to r/whatsinthebag [link] [comments]

I recently hit a career milestone and I’d like to treat myself a bit. I love a smooshy leather bag (without large logos). If my budget were higher, I’d be looking at a Bottega Veneta or Loewe foldable puzzle tote - but I’m also saving for a family trip. I am not against preloved pieces, either, and I am great at bringing a sad preloved bag back to life. I think this time, though, I’d prefer new. I’ve been thinking about a Strathberry Kite but also kind of want to wait on one of those until the Fall colors come out. What would you buy with $1k to wear day to day? submitted by /u/chickesq to r/handbags [link] [comments]

Yesterday, I posted a link to Tanner's Instagram video. It was taken down bc it was a violation of the rules. I apologize. You can do your own search. He dissected a tote which Quince claims is made from 100% top grain Italian leather. The bag turned out to be made from two different colors of leftover split leather, then refinished to create a uniform look. It was a disappointing outcome. submitted by /u/Village_Spinster to r/handbags [link] [comments]

Let me de-influence you from buying the upcoming“recycled” leather bags. Back in the day, Baggu did use high-quality milled leather to create bags that were made to last. I can’t remember the style name, but I want to say it was something like “leather shopper tote.” The red one has a lot of fading/discoloration, but aside from wrinkles, the black one is in great shape. I used applied mink oil to it yesterday and it feels good as new. They then announced they wouldn’t produce leather bags to promote “sustainability” and now, they’re using “recycled” leather instead. To quote another user: the leather they’re using is like putting ground beef into the shape of a steak and calling it a recycled steak. I think these new bags are just a cash grab following the hype around the leather crescents (which admittedly were also made with higher-quality leather, too). Baggu is making more money than ever. They could choose to use real leather, which is ACTUALLY a sustainable material that can last a lifetime if taken care of. But instead, they’re charging $150+ for a “leather” bag that is going to peel in just a few years. It says a lot that they had to make a 2+ minute video explaining their leather process/chemicals/etc. If the bags were actually high-quality, they wouldn’t need to do that. Leather is one of the oldest textiles on earth… There are so many other places where you can get high-quality leather bags for $150 or less. And as many people here have mentioned, you could also get a vintage leather bag instead, which is probably the most sustainable choice you could make. So, if you want a leather purse, I would seriously encourage you to look elsewhere. submitted by /u/discoteen66 to r/BAGGU [link] [comments]

Looking for a - leather tote - under $500 - minimal branding These are examples of designs I really like, but the Mochi, Romy, and New York Totes are out of my budget. Then the Calla Tote isn’t real leather :,) I was set on the Cyme Mini but due to the quality issues + price increase, I don’t think it’s a smart long-term investment. submitted by /u/MagnoliaHunni to r/handbags [link] [comments]

The actor carried a large tote (in lipstick red) in his hand and slung a medium Andiamo (in olive green) over his shoulder, while his girlfriend shouldered an intrecciato-woven hobo bag (in black) larger than her torso on one side, plus another structured black leather tote on the other. Elordi was recently named as a brand ambassador for Bottega. submitted by /u/mod_whatthefrockk to r/whatthefrockk [link] [comments]

My Baggu Cloud Puff bag is falling apart and I’m nearing 40, so I feel it’s time for a grown up work tote. My struggle is the aesthetics. I know there are brands that make very durable totes, but they are… boring. I want something that is fashionable, with some interest - not super plain. I’d prefer leather but canvas would do as well and I’d prefer to keep it under $700. Any suggestions for me? I should add that I dislike obvious branding. I find the Marc Jacobs totes tacky submitted by /u/ake1010 to r/BuyItForLife [link] [comments]

I've commented on a lot of different threads about work totes and have recommended my bag and this brand so much that I figured I'd do a review of all my different work totes! Freja New York is a newer brand that I haven’t seen many reviews for, so figured I’d share because I found “the one” for me there. Happy to share a referral code if anyone wants to give them a try and save a few bucks, just DM me. My Requirements: My work tote must be lightweight when empty, have straps that are not too thin, have straps that do not slip off my shoulder constantly, and have just enough internal organization without adding weight or bulk to the bag. I also fly and travel a lot of work, so I need a tote that is compact enough for me to navigate crowded subway cars and busy airports. Linnea Tote (my holy grail tote…I own 2!) - Extremely lightweight, barely over two pounds when empty - Straps aren't too thin and won't fall off my shoulder - Has JUST enough organization, but not too much that it takes away from the bag's capacity - Middle divider is not anchored to the bottom of the bag so you have some flex in what you can fit on either side - Fits my 14.5" inch HP work laptop despite advertising that it can fit up to 13" - Cinched sides of the bag prevent it from having openings that pickpocket hands could reach into. - Despite having a magnetic button instead of a button, I feel that this bag is very secure - Shape of the bag looks smaller than it is. It's compact and works well for my crowded subway train commute - All Freja bags are vegan leather, but it is NOT your average vegan leather. It’s significantly more durable and feels more luxurious than other faux leathers - Comfortable when worn behind my arm while on my shoulder Lafayette Tote - Hands-down the one I get the most compliments on - Largest capacity of all my totes AND the lightest at 2 pounds when empty - Wide straps make it comfortable to wear when full of heavy things - The bag itself is a little too large for my liking — it's 19" across the top and I feel like I always hit someone / something when I turn around while wearing this bag because it's too wide - Not comfortable to wear behind my arm while on my shoulder because the straps are wider Paloma Tote (13" version) - Beautiful better-than-basic black tote design - Smallest tote capacity out of all my Freja totes, but the alternative was the original Paloma size, which would have been the same width as the Lafayette (I find the Lafayette size to be too wide for me) - Definitely will ONLY fit up to 13" laptops - Main compartment has one side of the zipper that doesn't reach the end of the bag to create an opening that will allow your water bottle or umbrella to stay standing up - Side compartments are totally flat and not super useful, in my opinion - Main compartment is about half of the Linnea's main compartment capacity - Bottom corners of the bag will get bent and scuffed more easily over time due to their harsh shape. This bag showed signs of wear the fastest - Straps are the same width and thickness as the Linnea, so they're very comtortable but I think the handle drop of the 13" Paloma is a little shorter than the Linnea’s Tall Tote - This bag replaced my canvas totes as my quick errand bag! The style also reminds me of the Celine bucket tote - Structured sides are nice because they stay open and let you glance inside quickly to grab what you need, unlike floppy bags that have sides that fall down into the opening - Wide strap is very comfortable to wear when I fill this bag with heavy things - Outer compartment is completely flat and not that useful for me, but this tote comes with a small zip pouch which is nice - Handle drop is shorter, so it's not as easy to reach into while wearing it on my shoulder as I would like - Not great for a work tote because you would have to store your laptop vertically and the capacity is not as large as the Linnea BONUS REVIEW ITEMS: - Longchamp Le Pilage — no structure, protection, or organization. Can't stand up on its own and doesn't have feet on the bottom - Beis work tote — bulky, boxy / inelegant, thin straps dig into shoulder, and wears down poorly over time due to square shape edges getting bent - LV Neverfull — thin straps are uncomfortable and there's not enough of a closing mechanism to prevent pickpockets on crowded subways or to prevent stuff from spilling out when going through airport security - Dagne Dover Allyn — ridiculously heavy base weight, inner button strap closure is annoying to deal with, and the leather ends up bubbling and rippling over time as you store things in the inner side pockets - Dagne Dover Legend Tote — straps won't stay on your shoulder to save your life, coated canvas wears very poorly and sags / bubbles very quickly after losing its stiff structure, and I personally prefer being able to fold handles of my bags downward (which this bag cannot do). Also, the handle drop is too short and is difficult to wear over a winter coat or a parka. - Rothy's Bucket Tote — heavy base weight, too "floppy" and annoying to quickly look inside and reach for what you need, and there's inadequate organization for my needs. I've also had quality issues with Rothy's metal hardware on their bags / accessories getting very sticky and squeaky over time, so I think they have a long way to go in the handbag space. Their recycled plastic materi v fine and their shoes are great (I've owned mult, e pairs for many years) but the metal hardware used in their bags is poor quality. - Kate Spade Margaux Work Tote — laptop compartment was nice but cannot be moved from its placement dead-center in the bag, so you have no "flex" in what you can fit on either side of it. The laptop compartment itself also only fits up to 13" laptops and seems to be designed specifically for Apple MacBooks. Once my work laptop was upgraded to a different non-Apple model that did not perfectly match MacBook dimensions, it no longer fit at all. submitted by /u/mstabs to r/handbags [link] [comments]

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