BAGGU Puffy Tablet Sleeve, Ripstop Nylon 8" Electronics Sleeve, Cucumbers

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It's pricier than all the bags on this list and has gotten more expensive than when we first tried it. It has organizational pouches inside the front zippered pocket for a phone, wallet, or pens that you need to access quickly. We tried bags that make organization easy, and that can stand up to the elements and the normal amount of wear and tear that life brings.

This Deep Blue Bag was made in collaboration with industrial designer Yves Béhar and utilizes material from climbing ropes, seat belts, and old wet and dry suits. It keeps your valuables safe and organized, thanks to the removable dividers inside the main compartment—this setup works particularly well for cameras. A large zipper pocket runs down the middle of the bag, and a padded laptop sleeve is secured with a Velcro strap.This is a slightly bigger bag from the brand, and it's made from paper-thin nylon stuffed with scrap yarn. All have a magnetic quick-release button if you can't slip it over your head (it shouldn't open until you're actually trying to). Here, our favorite eco-friendly bags are as capable and durable, but made using recycled materials like plastic water bottles, old nylon, and even fishing nets retrieved from the ocean. An adjustable strap makes it easy to switch between carrying it as a crossbody or a traditional tote. The detachable insert makes it versatile, so you can organize yourself for work or remove it and replace it with clothes for the weekend or a diaper-changing station.

The Totepack is essentially the same bag, but can be used a tote or backpack like the United By Blue option. The backpacks only have a side entry to the main compartment, rather than a zipper at the top with slip pockets facing the side too. It also has sturdy feet on the bottom so you can sit it on a counter or table without it falling over, or on a floor without the bag getting gross and dirty.

This one is similarly pocketed, with a soft sleeve to cradle a 13-inch laptop, two 5-inch pockets for a phone, wallet, cables, or a small notebook and larger “pop” pockets on either end that extend to hold a water bottle, umbrella, or shoes. Both ways are comfortable, whether you're bundled up in a coat or not, plus you can hold it from the top handles too and leave your shoulder free.

See the rest of our bag picks in our guides on the Best Backpacks, Best Totes and Purses, and Best Messenger and Sling Bags.If the bag is packed full and heavy, you can sling it on your back while a removable stabilizer strap goes across your chest.

She had been looking for a lightweight bag that was comfortable to wear with a coat (tote straps tend to annoyingly slide off jacket sleeves).Hidden behind the netting is a zip pocket, and there's also a zip pocket on the back that runs the entire length of the bag.