Men's Bags We Can't Stop Thinking About - and Here is Why
The Givenchy large Voyou bag, crafted from cracked leather, exudes a strong urban vibe, featuring moto accents and an Olsen twin-inspired, slouchy silhouette. It is a perfect daytime companion due to its extra-large volume, which can easily fit your iPad, water bottle, and more. Large Voyou bag in crackled leather AED10,246
Tods Di Bag is iconic in its own right, and the briefcase version of the bag is as rich-looking as it is understated. Crafted in fine calfskin leather, this bag is a pièce de résistance for a corporate outfit, whilst secretly hiding a Pilates getup for later. Tod's Di Bag Briefcase in Leather Medium
The Intrecciato Andiamo bag by Boottega Veneta requires no further intro, but the men's version is significantly roomier. For those wanting to lean into a familiar silhouette, this artisanal piece of luggage combines comfort with pure sartorial superpowers. Andiamo Large Intrecciato Leather Messenger Bag AED29,600
The Prada Buckle leather tote is a simple carry-all that no self-proclaimed minimalist would refuse. The silver buckle and belt detailing exhude a distinct 90s whiff (alongside the actual olfactory delight of high-quality leather), in line with the current aesthetic. The two-compartment solution makes it easy to separate the contents of the bag, allowing for a clear division between daytime and nighttime must-haves. Prada Buckle leather tote bag AED25,370
Balenciaga's Super Busy messenger bag, like the name would entail, complements the life of someone very, very busy. The payful compartments are like Tetris for your brain, with each little pocket thoughtfully crafted for cards, AirPods, and all the other urban necessities. Men's Superbusy Sling Bag Large in Brown AED10,353
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