Want, Need: ‘The Tote Bag’ by Marc Jacobs is a Must-Have
Who doesn’t love a tote bag? Marc Jacobs The Tote Bag Collection is chic, versatile, and it serves a higher purpose of carrying all your necessary essentials for the day in its roomy design. Not only do you get the fabulous name and quality behind the brand, but you get a wide variety of options to choose from with soft leathers, denim, and easy-breezy canvas styles in various sizes and prices.
The Tote Bag Mini Traveler Leather Tote Bag comes in three colors, shown above in Rose Dust (above) as well as Twine, Argan Oil/Gold. They are made of the softest leather with a sturdy frame and beautifully embossed with Marc Jacobs’ signature including The Tote Bag written in all caps. There’s a top zip closure, a shoulder strap included so you can wear it as a crossbody with a 21″ drop or handles with a 4″ drop to wear as a standard tote. There’s also an interior pocket and it’s lined for a more elegant feel. Find it at Bloomingdales here for $375.
For those that prefer a lighter version of The Tote Bag, check out the cotton canvas edition, The Traveler Tote, which is more lightweight and casual but still has the striking quality, size, and shape with the signature name. The tote comes in Slate Green and Beige and the dimensions are 16.5″W x 6.25″D x 13.5″H. More than enough room to hold your water bottle, towel, and a portable slim foldable yoga mat. Find it here for $195.
Want to go even smaller? Snag the Small Traveler Tote which is 11″ wide and 16.25″ high. It has a depth of 5.5″, still roomy for essentials. It has double handles with a 4.75″ drop and an adjustable removable crossbody strap with a 21″ drop. Snag it for $175 here.
Best of all you can make each bag unique by adding Marc Jacobs Printed Handbag Scarfs, patches, and small leather goods to make the bag your own with details according to your own style. Happy toting.
THE DENIM TOTE BAG, customizable with patches, scarves and small leather goods. Shop now: https://t.co/bVFsfz5DFQ
— Marc Jacobs (@marcjacobs) October 21, 2021
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