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Backpacks have been a basic staple for decades. Twenty year ago, backpacks were for school children, and the briefcase was a common sight in offices and courtrooms. However, we all grew up, and with technology, comes change, and today, the laptop is an essential tool for almost everyone. After interviewing over 500 professionals, this is our modern take on the iconic staple.
Style Guide
Bag Category Score (Backpacks)
Great For:
Daily work commutes, networking events with peers, posting up at coffee shops, short trips, gym after work, and as an add-on personal item to compliment your luggage. Also probably pretty decent for skydiving.
Not Great For:
Important executive meetings, interviews, or paired with a suit. To play it on the safe side we'd recommend swapping out the pack for our messenger in those circumstances.
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The weekender is the most recent innovation in popular bag types, stemming from its duffel predecessor. It is a modern advancement of the traditional backpack both in design and carrying capacity.
Just as the name suggests, it is a mid-sized and stylish bag that can be used either daily or for short weekend trips. The size of this bag also adds a level of versatility since they're typically larger, which means that people can use it to carry extra sets of clothing or gym gear for diverse days out and about. The design of a weekender allows it to hold just enough clothing items, incidentals, and toiletries to ensure you enjoy your day or weekend.
Though not as professional by nature, weekenders are a great way to stand out, as they're less popular than backpacks and messenger bags, yet offer more versatility in many cases.
Style Guide
Bag Category score (Weekenders)
Daily commutes, posting up in coffee shops, longer days with extra sets of clothes needed (like gym clothes), weekend trips, personal item to complicate luggage, solo-bag travel, and impromptu sabbaticals.
Not Great For:
Interviews, external client meetings, or literally anything to do with running.
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The legacy of the briefcase, satchel, and messenger style is as old as the American Dream itself. Rumor has it that George Washington himself rocked one of these bad dogs.
The history of these types of bags are vast. From World War soldiers, to doctors & nurses, to even Indiana Jones himself, they have been spotted throughout many eras.
But the most profound? The business persona. Lawyers, salespeople, executives, and entrepreneurs. This is our take on what a modern shoulder bag should be in a post-covid world.
Style Guide
Bag category score (briefcases)
Great For:
Daily commutes, interviews, posting up in coffee shops, important meetings, off-sites with clients, and executive briefings.
Not Great For:
Solo bag travel, extended trips, highly-casual events, and javelin throwing contests.
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