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I’m a fan of
-fossil -lucky -Portland leather -hobo I like to stay under $200 and I avoid anything with a logo |
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So there’s a little bag maker on Etsy and the bags look good online. Although I don’t own one yet.
https://www.etsy.com/shop/Percibal |
🥰 my go to for outerwear |
My favorite bag ever was a Lucky bag. |
OP here. Definitely not. Was thinking $100-150 tops. Coach Outlet lists bags under $100. https://www.coachoutlet.com/shop/bags-under-100-1 |
Designer bags are not what OP asked for. Even if that was in budget the opportunity cost is high when you can find great bags for a few hundred dollars as evidenced by a ton of posts in this thread. |
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It’s more about finding a style you like, that goes with your outfits, and that holds your stuff.
I like crossbody bags, hobo/bucket bags and over the medium shoulder totes. I generally don’t use top handle bags, even if they’re from an expensive designer I love. So it doesn’t matter if it’s from Target or Dior, I know what size and style I’m more likely to wear. |
Coach Outlet lists bags under $100. https://www.coachoutlet.com/shop/bags-under-100-1 These are perfect examples of “basic” and “striver” bags. |
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I think Kate Spade outlet has better products than Coach. I actually had the handle of an old one fixed by a cobbler, and he commented that KS is well-constructed and holds up well.
I’m eyeing a Radley London crossbody that is $200. Macys often has them on sale. Quality seems good. |
| Lauren by Ralph Lauren. |
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ethically made and classic style:
https://omybagamsterdam.com/collections/women |
| I like Longchamp. Regular size is about $150-160. I’m a working mom with three under five and a HHI around $800K. I want something that looks good but isn’t high maintenance in terms of care and is not super expensive since I am hard on items I use daily. |
| What about Pom Pom London? They keep popping up in ads and the bags look nice, in OP’s price range. |