6 Bags for Women Who Carry a Lot of Things

Are you the kind of woman who almost has her entire house in her bag? We don’t blame you—after all, it’s better to be ready for anything, right? If you think it’s time to give your daily essential an upgrade, here are a few roomy ones you'd want to try:

Avon Fashions X Angel Locsin Everyday Satchel

P899 at Avon.ph

IMAGE Courtesy of Avon Fashions Philippines 

Phone? Check. Tablet? Check. Files? Check. This slim satchel created with actress Angel Locsin can carry everything you need when going to work, and it’s elegant-looking enough to bring from day to night!

Cocooni Knot Tote Bag

P4,290 at Shopcocooni

A woman has to have a tote in her bag collection. Made from real leather, this bag can carry a 13-inch laptop plus your kikay kit! (Just make sure to go easy on your shoulder and back!)

Costal Bailey Crossbody Bag

P4,050, CostalBags.com

Pockets are pretty important in keeping your things organized, and this bag has lots of it. This cowhide-leather crossbody comes with a detachable strap, so you won’t need to sling it over when it’s too heavy.

NiQua Scarte Bucket Bag

P5,495, NiQua

Bucket bags are best for just throwing in anything and everything you'll need throughout the day. This piece is made out of leather and has a nylon lining to keep your stuff snug and secure.

Kipling Art Mini Handbag

Available at Kipling SM Megamall

IMAGE Courtesy of Kipling 

Handbags need to be sturdy, especially if you're always on the go. Invest in one that can accommodate everything from your umbrella to your water tumbler and is strong enough to withstand those crazy bus trips.

Herschel Hoffman Heritage Knapsack

Available at Herschel Supply Co., Shangrila-La Plaza East Wing

IMAGE Courtesy of Herschel Supplies Co. 

If you're a woman who would rather keep both hands free, then this bag is for you. It’s perfect for long commutes or a short trip, and it’s a total fashion statement with its unique design.

 

This story originally appeared on FemaleNetwork.com.

*Minor edits have been made by the SmartParenting.com.ph editors.