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A very classy yet playful aesthetic in this killer lil' work bag.
Expands and contracts for those days when you need to bring more.
Unbelievable internal organization in this bag. Very killer.
The Duotote from Bellroy is a killer daily carry bag for those of us who value style and organization in a tight, sleek package. view bag
Straps hide away for tote-mode.
20L capacity, lots of internal organization
2 quick access pockets. Nice details.
A great option for slimline casual-professional daily carry. Great materials. Solid organization. 20L. view bag
Easily one of my favorite bags for serious urban and outdoor daily carry. The Alpha 31 from Remote Equipment is a delight to use and will remain durable for years and years. view bag
An utterly functional daypack in a tight little package with some modern metro styling. view bag
Customizable insides, opens clamshell.
Attaches to a larger travel bag from North St.
The Weekender Meeting bag from North St. is an excellent little slimline daily carry bag. Built by hand in Portland, OR, with great materials. Attaches to the larger Weekender Travel Bag. view bag
Modern, stylish, creative aesthetic.
Surprisingly large capacity inside the bag. Nice laptop compartment and subtle organization.
Slim shoulder straps look fashionable, also convert to tote handles for carry by hand.
The Day Tote from Qwstion is a remarkably designed bag that's surprisingly awesome to use. view bag
The Everyday Tote from Peak Designs is a super functional tote bag for everyday use. view bag
Inner compartment organization is excellent.
Uber comfy padded handle. Straps long enough to shoulder carry.
Perfect capacity for lots of jobs.
The Truck from Tom Bihn is an excellent 25L organized tote with extra comfortable handles and rugged, durable materials. This is our favorite "family adventure tote" at the moment because it's just an excellent bag for beaches, parks and grocery stores. view bag
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