With each passing season, finding a beautiful, reasonably priced bag becomes more and more difficult. Handbag prices are ever on the rise, and although we do our best to bring you a weekly dose of bags that won’t break the bank, the prospect of finding the perfect contemporary bag can still feel daunting. Today, we’re here to demystify the season’s bag selection and offer up 20 potentially perfect bags to get your season started.

Mackage Jori Medium Crossbody Bag
Pour La Victoire Yves Tote
Loeffler Randall Agenda Crossbody Bag
Furla Piper Dome Satchel
Milly Astor Satchel
Tory Burch Elise Satchel
MICHAEL Michael Kors Large Audrey Satchel
Rebecca Minkoff Julian Backpack
Vince Camuto Julia Satchel
Frye Campus Vintage Drawstring Bag
LAMB Cloe II Crossbody Bag
Time’s Arrow Infinite Colorblock Tote
Coach Bleecker Mini Riley Carryall
Sophie Hulme Mini Envelope Crossbody Bag
Clare V Supreme Simple Tote
Kate Spade Charles Street Audrey Bag
B Brian Atwood Sandra Satchel
Diane von Furstenberg Sutra Small Duffel
KARA SMall Zip Backpack
Marc by Marc Jacobs Too Hot to Handle Top Handle Bag
My favourite is the Sophie Hulme-I love the hardware on her small bags/clutches but her tote is ruined for me by having it on the sides as well as front and back
I really love her bags as well!
The B Brian Atwood looks very much like the Moynat Pauline…..
Sophie Hulme, hands down!
I’m loving that Furla. The color is brilliant.
Furla bag is also “made in Italy ”
All the more reason to love. I will be buying the “Atlantic” blue shade. Hope they’re not sold out!
wow quite like that LAMB one (and thats not a brand i had really considered before)….kind of Chloe-esque
I wonder how many are NOT made in China.
I think you have a prejudice about “made in China “,China can make both high quality and low quality bags depend on the brands.
of course! because if I’m buying a $600 bag, I want it to be worth $600 and the person who made it to get paid fairly. Does that happen in China? What brands are high quality made in China?? do tell.
You should search for brands like Coach that do not third party outsource. Because they have more control over the environment where their items are being made, the working conditions are up to par with international standards. Most of these companies also rotate their HR reps so there are fresh faces all the time, rather than for one visit, one day a year.
Thanks but I would rather not buy Coach because they are all made in China. That was pretty much my point. No way am I buying a $600 bag that is made in China.
My friend’s husband is Chinese, and some of his family works for Coach. The wages are fair and the working environment is supposedly modern, clean and professional.
True, even very big brands are also made in China as I know.