This 'versatile' Michael Kors crossbody is a no. 1 bestseller — it's usually $498 but it's on sale for $99
Looking for a bag that's equal parts cute and practical for fall? The Michael Kors Medium Logo Convertible Crossbody Bag might just be the one for you. It's compact enough to keep things light, but still fits your must-haves, meaning it's perfect for errands, brunch or travel days.
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The signature logo canvas and leather trim give it that Michael Kors feel without the designer price tag. And here's the best part: it's on sale for just $99 (that's 80 per cent off the original $498 price). It's stylish, versatile and seriously marked down — making it a no-brainer for your everyday lineup.
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The details
Made from a durable mix of coated canvas and trimmed with genuine leather, this crossbody gives major designer vibes with the classic Michael Kors logo print and luxe gold-tone hardware. The magnetic snap closure keeps everything secure without the fuss.
Don't let the size fool you — it's compact, but still roomy enough to hold your phone, wallet, keys and lip gloss. You've also got a slip pocket on the outside for quick grabs, plus a zip pocket and another slip pocket inside to keep your essentials organized. And the best part? It's totally versatile. Rock it crossbody during the day, then pop off the strap and carry it as a clutch at night.
What reviewers are saying
👜 2,600+ reviews
⭐ 4.7/5 stars
🏅 'My new everyday fave!'
One happy shopper called it 'the perfect size for essentials,' saying it easily fits their phone, wallet, keys and a few extras without feeling bulky.
Another reviewer raved about the versatility: 'It's cute, compact and super functional. I wear it crossbody during the day, then switch it to a clutch at night — love that I can dress it up or down!'
While most shoppers are thrilled with their purchase, a few shoppers mentioned the bag runs a bit small. 'It's gorgeous, but I wish it had just a bit more room,' one reviewer wrote. 'It fits the basics, but not much else.'
The verdict
Proving you don't have to pick between style and function, the Michael Kors Medium Logo Convertible Crossbody Bag delivers on both. No matter where your day takes you, this bag adds the perfect pop of chic without breaking the bank. It's the kind of accessory upgrade you won't want to miss!
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