In order to fully appreciate the convenience and functionality of a backpack, you need to choose the right size. Buying a model that is too large or, conversely, too small will result in the load being distributed incorrectly, causing discomfort and pain. In this case, instead of pleasure from a useful purchase, the buyer will receive completely opposite emotions. Let’s take a closer look at how to choose the right size backpack for a schoolchild and an adult, and what to focus on.
For a child
The spine in children is still developing, their posture is being formed, and parents should avoid anything that could negatively affect these processes. Small-sized backpacks are suitable for students in grades 1-4, in accordance with the children's still small stature. Older students need larger backpacks because the number of subjects studied and, accordingly, textbooks increases as they grow older.
In high school the volume teaching aids and notes reaches a critical mass, but this is no longer so important, since boys and girls aged 16-18 already have the complexion of adults. One way or another, regardless of age and height, backpacks should have a reinforced back and strong wide straps.
When choosing a backpack, we invite parents of preschoolers and primary and secondary school students to use the table of the relationship between the child’s height and the length of the back of the product.
And this table will help to correlate the age, height and weight of the child (boy and girl) with the height of the back of the backpack and its weight when empty and full.
For an adult
A common situation: a buyer tries to choose a larger backpack, even if they themselves cannot boast of being tall. The motive is simple - the larger the product, the more spacious it is; At the same time, many do not even think about how to choose a backpack according to their height. A wrong choice very soon leads to back pain and a host of other inconveniences.
The main rule in in this case states that the dimensions of the backpack must correspond to the physical parameters of the user. Then the item will look organic on its owner. Such physical data include height, weight, back length, hip circumference. This issue has been comprehensively studied by professionals, who have developed the following recommendations:
- back length over 51 cm and hip circumference over 84 cm corresponds to size L;
- body length 45-52 cm and hip circumference 75-85 cm corresponds to size M;
- a body length of less than 45 cm and a hip circumference of 75 cm corresponds to size S;
- those whose parameters are less than S or more than L should choose XS or XL, respectively.
How to take measurements correctly
The length of the backpack, as mentioned above, is selected in accordance with the length of the back. A sales assistant will help you measure it in the store, who will do this with a measuring tape or use special device. The segment called the back length is located between the seventh cervical vertebra and the waist. When measuring, you should not pull the centimeter, but rather, let it hang smoothly, following the curves of the spine.
Next, you need to measure your hip circumference to determine the size of your waist belt. Right choice– a guarantee that the belt will fit perfectly on your hips and take on more than half the weight of the load. When tightened, the harness should fit comfortably (quite tightly) around the hips. In this case, approximately 10-12 cm should remain between the free ends, when tightened.
Taking into account the recommendations given, calculating the size of the backpack becomes easy. In fact, there are always nuances to this issue. Some products, although seemingly compact, are actually very spacious. Therefore, the purchase must be preceded by a comprehensive inspection of the product.
In offline stores, you can always contact the seller, who will help you take measurements and advise on specifics. If it is not possible to visit the store, or you have to buy online, it is better to ask someone close to you to measure the length of your back in advance, since it is not easy to do this yourself. For these purposes, you will need a tailor's meter, which can be found in every home.
What is the difference between men's and women's backpacks?
When considering the question of how to choose the size of a backpack, one cannot ignore such a point as the differences between male and female models. Many users are confident that there is no fundamental difference between them. In a sense, this is true if we take into account only unisex style models that are in demand among urban youth. However, there is a difference between sports and touring models, and it is due to the following factors. Men have different body proportions than women. In particular, with the same height, the back length of the stronger sex is greater. Consequently, backpacks used for prolonged loads should differ in size.
A woman's figure with a thinner waist and wider hips than men's requires special backpack models. But there are also chests and narrower shoulders that need straps of a different configuration. All these points are taken into account by equipment manufacturers who produce products in full accordance with the “gender” purpose.
Summarizing what has been said, I would like to note once again that you must always choose a backpack according to size, regardless of who it is intended for. Posture, health and well-being depend on the correct choice.
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The most important day this year for all sellers not only in our country, but throughout the world is Black Friday. Black Friday, which will take place on November 23, is an excellent occasion not only to surprise with its price, but also to please with a new range. The fact that buyers have been waiting for so long.
Therefore, our online store Grizzlyshop.ru presents a new collection of backpacks not only for adults, but also for the little ones. Those who are just starting first grade.
We choose our friends ourselves, but time leaves the best ones. With backpacks it’s about the same, but a little easier, since experience matters. I will share my many years of experience in this article.
Longtime backpack fan
Great interest in comfortable carry-on luggage in general and backpacks in particular appeared in 2007, when permanent job like “dig from the fence until the evening” changed to freelancing and small business in its various manifestations. Implementation of the concept " always have your personal office with you“started with some discreet and flat HP backpack and an LG P300 laptop, aka “Zebra”.
A similar model, but olderI was pleased with this connection big amount pockets and pockets - we managed to neatly put the external optical drive, drive, memory, flash drives, cables and other little things in their places. But the laptop's protection left much to be desired. The laptop was literally dangling in a large pocket made of thin fabric and without a lock, located inside the main compartment. No cushioning material in the bottom, no frame inserts, just a laptop bag.
Although, the LG P300 is a rather small and plump device, and this offset the weak physical protection of the backpack (designed up to 17-inch models), since there was a decent distance between the outer walls and the gadget and it did not move from side to side. But when I decided to switch platforms to OS X in 2008 and upgraded to a 15-inch Unibody MacBook Pro, full height The question arose of replacing the backpack precisely because of the weak physical security of the laptop pocket. I became especially worried when, in the simplest situations, I touched the laptop against hard surfaces a couple of times.
The choice fell on Logitech Kinetik, the analogues of which still do not exist. This backpack served faithfully for three years, as was written about. Then began the vigorous search for the perfect carry-on luggage. Over ten years I have tested a couple of dozen different backpacks and slings and gained a lot of experience in choosing this kind of accessories, which I will share below.
Looking ahead, I will note that I have not yet found the ideal backpack for myself, and this is impossible in principle. After all, sooner or later even the most best thing You may get bored or your needs will change. Accordingly, the search process is endless, but exciting. And the more experience you have, the more interesting and suitable things you can find for the current realities of life.
Before we begin, I would like to draw your attention to the links that will appear below. They lead to personal, very detailed reviews of carry-on luggage, which is given as an example of one or another important feature. With the help of this article, you can quickly determine your needs, and if you want to learn about some nuances in more detail, then click on the links.
What types of backpacks are there?
In short, small, medium, large, single-strap (aka slings) and classic with two straps. There are also specialized models with sections for photographic equipment, skateboard holders and other features. There are also modular options that can be clearly adapted to your needs. True, they look peculiar, since they take the example from military equipment, but they are indestructible, universal and thought out to the smallest detail. Now let's look at all the points mentioned in more detail.
Selecting a backpack size
A reasonable size for a city backpack is up to 35 liters. Anything more is either for travel or for rare EDC maniacs who carry dozens of things with them every day for all occasions, even the zombie apocalypse.
To make the topic easier to understand, we will divide the models into large, medium and small:
- 30-35 liters;
- 23-28 liters;
- up to 20 liters respectively.
Backpacks with a volume of 30-35 liters are the limit for use in the urban cycle, and they will be large. Such an accessory is justified if you often have to go on business trips lasting up to a week, and you don’t want to clutter your home with extra hand luggage.
The exception is models with compression straps, which allow you to tighten the backpack if it is half empty. An example of this is Wenger Large Volume Daypack. A couple of movements and the 30-liter hog turns into a very flat (though quite wide) urban “double-strap”.
One of my favorite backpacks, however, with its own nuances, such as the system of nested volumes and the absence of a frame (a kind of cool bag with a bunch of pockets). Read about everything in detail in the review:
Its anti-example is the 34-liter OGIO Renegade RSS. Even if you put only a laptop, a charger, a water bottle, a tablet and an external drive in it, the backpack will protrude outward with a huge hump.
On the other hand, it has a very well protected laptop compartment, has a frame and a really large number of pockets and compartments, all with reasonable placement. A chic accessory for a gadget lover and a truly convenient carry-on luggage for travel. I managed only with this backpack to go on a week-long business trip to two cities at once - to Moscow and to - dragging with me a laptop, a healthy camera, a tablet, a couple of smartphones, a change of clothes and other little things for the trip. Read more about this model here:
Another large backpack that has served me well in the city cycle and on business trips is Thule Crossover 32L Backpack(). Among its features are very strong, literally indestructible branded nylon, a protected compartment for glasses and delicate equipment, and an external pocket for large items such as fleece. But we’ll talk about the features of this kind of accessories a little later; for now, let’s return to the sizes.
Large backpacks in the vast majority of cases can easily accommodate a 17- or even 18-inch laptop, plus any reasonable amount of equipment for the road. There is still room for a bottle of water, a container of food, a set of laundry for 3-5 days and a change of clothes.
The most versatile models are medium-sized with a volume of 23-28 liters. In personal practice, they have proven themselves to be excellent both as a companion during short trips of a couple of days, and as a city backpack. I’m using it now, but it’s a very unusual thing that suits my personal needs well. True, when you change your laptop, you will also have to update your backpack, which I’ll talk about in the tricks section. Previously, he served faithfully for a couple of years Kata DR 467i, and it belongs to the same class of hand luggage.
In terms of equipment capacity, such accessories are comparable to big models, that is, it will fit a laptop, tablet, large SLR camera, all sorts of electronic small things, a bottle of water, a folding umbrella, and there will also be room for a fleece if it suddenly gets hot and you need to hide it. But you can’t take a lot of clothes or replacement shoes with you, so this backpack won’t be suitable for business trips of more than 2-3 days.
In addition, mid-range models often accommodate a maximum of 15-inch laptop. Although in most cases there is no need for more.
Small and flat backpacks with a capacity of up to 20 liters They are convenient because you don’t have to take them off even on public transport. Judging by personal practice, they do not bother people. But don't expect to stuff a 17-20 liter baby with a lot of stuff.
This kind of carry-on luggage is good for moving a laptop, tablet, wallet and some small items between home and office, but nothing more. Often you can’t even squeeze in a container of food, although a lot depends on the model.
I personally prefer compact slings, the features of which I will discuss in the next section. As for the classic two-strap straps, I used the unusual models with the built-in proprietary GRID-IT elastic band system. An incredibly flat, high-quality and stylish accessory in which you can stuff a lot of things... except for a container with food, there’s nowhere to squeeze even a bottle of water. Yes, and there were questions about the straps, I’ll talk about that below.
The 19-liter model turned out to be a very pleasant and roomy model. When half-empty, it looks a little inconspicuous, but it is very light, comfortable on the straps, there are external mesh compartments for water bottles and all sorts of small items, a protected compartment for glasses, pockets for a laptop and tablet.
Their volume rarely exceeds 20 liters, and due to their unusual shape, in most cases they can accommodate everything that might be needed in the urban wilds, from a laptop and small electronics to a large camera, a bottle of water and a container of food. With the same Thule Crossover Sling mentioned above, I went on many business trips, where I carried a large mirrorless camera, a laptop and other useful things with me. One of the reasons is the ability to quickly slide the sling onto your chest and get the things you need without removing it:
And here an important question arises! Which sling should I take - left-sided or right-sided? I began my acquaintance with left-sided models (the strap hangs on the left shoulder) and, according to the first one, I was guided only by them. It was because of this that at one time I acquired a left-handed one.
By the way, modular paramilitary models from Maxpedition are chic and indestructible, but quite heavy, and with additional body kit they are also bulky. On the other hand, in the mentioned model, complemented by a Janus Extension Pocket built into the belt and a Coocoon Pouch pocket, it could carry an incredible amount of things. But I digress.
Returning to the question of straps, I will give a simple answer - don’t bother with it! It doesn’t matter which shoulder the strap is on - the left or the right - and it doesn’t matter which way the sling turns when you throw it over your chest. You get used to the new option literally within an hour of using another model. I checked this on mine own experience when I was able to get what I wanted Thule Crossover Sling second generation(). Suddenly it turned out to be right-handed, which scared me a little, but, again, I got used to it in just an hour. Although even this handsome man did not stay with me for long. His place was taken Dakine HUB Sling 15L(also right-handed), which I’ve been using for almost a year now and don’t plan to change yet, but that’s a separate big story, and we continue the banquet.
There is also such an interesting category as photo backpacks, but not professional monsters for three SLR cameras, a pair of howitzer-sized lenses and smaller caliber heels, and even a bunch of tripod straps. No, we are talking about the so-called Half Photo models like Crumpler Jackpack.
Their trick is that only part of the space is allocated for photographic equipment, usually at the bottom. Half of the volume on top can be filled with others useful things. And in the photo department, in addition to the camera, chargers, external storage devices, containers with food and other things fit perfectly. Thanks to their shape and configuration, they allow you to make the most efficient use of the entire working volume, keeping things organized and giving quick access to the necessary equipment, be it a laptop or a camera. By the way, the above-mentioned Kata DR 467i is from the same series. Read in detail about all the features of this type of product in the review below:
What's with the fabric?
Most backpacks are made from nylon. A good, strong and unpretentious material, but a lot depends on its density, weaving and impregnation.
Unnamed Chinese models for $10-20 are usually made of simply “nylon” without any frills. Often it is not very dense, with loose weaving (thin fabric that can be easily damaged if caught) and without protection from water. It won’t get wet instantly, but it’s better not to get caught in the rain with such a backpack. In general, the lion's share of the price of an accessory is its main fabric, plus accessories.
Branded models from famous brands are created on the basis of more expensive nylon options with high density and, sometimes, with special impregnation.
For example, there is cordura(CORDURA) from INVISTA - a very dense fabric with a special weave, water-repellent impregnation and Teflon coating. It was originally created for the military, but is now often used in civilian carry-on luggage. A powerful and virtually indestructible material (all Maxpedition products are made from it), but quite rough to the touch. Not for everyone.
There is also the so-called ballistic nylon, created several decades ago by DuPont and also for the needs of the military. It is characterized by high density (1600D or more), good protection against water and is tear resistant. In the past, they even made bulletproof vests from it. An example of a backpack made of such fabric is this.
Interesting view nylon - ripstop. It is also highly tear resistant and waterproof, but unlike ballistic nylon it is quite thin and very light. This fabric is often used to make folding backpacks and bags, or inserts in places that experience high stress during use.
A worthy alternative to nylon - polyester. The fabric has a very fine weave, has water-repellent properties, and practically does not tear or get dirty. I also confidently recommend backpacks based on this material. A striking example- OGIO Renegade RSS.
In addition, it is worth mentioning nylon with thermoplastic polyurethane coating. It is completely waterproof, very strong, almost does not get dirty and is easy to clean from any dirt. The Spigen SGP New Coated Backpack and the favorite Dakine HUB Sling 15L are made from this material.
Leather backpacks I don’t understand - the material is heavy, not practical, and the layout of such luggage by department is usually very simple, like a “bag”. But it has status.
All sorts of exotic items made from thick cotton or waxed fabric are not for everyone. But usually such backpacks are not very practical either.
Features and chips that you need to pay great attention to when choosing
Let's talk about the important little things that make up the positive (or negative) experience of using a backpack.
Straps
The moment is very individual, because of which I highly recommend finding an opportunity to try it on before buying a backpack. For example, one of the reasons for selling Cocoon MCP3401 was the straps. I was ready to put up with its small volume and just for the sake of GRID-IT I would keep it in my personal collection and for use as my mood dictates.
The straps themselves are good, soft, ventilated, with comfortable strap fasteners, but they did not lie on my shoulders at all. It skews to the left, then to the right - it’s uncomfortable and inconvenient, no matter how I set them up and twist them.
But when I put on the Wenger Large Volume Daypack, it lay on my shoulders like my own, gently clasping them and gently pressing against my back. Same with the Thule Legend GoPro. No matter how I loaded these backpacks, my shoulders always felt comfortable and the weight was practically not felt.
In general, the moment is individual, but I formed it for myself a few rules quality straps, in addition to personal comfort, which can only be determined by directly testing the product:
- Straps should be soft and ventilated(this can be a thin pillow or perforation). The softer they are, the higher the likelihood that they will fit well on your shoulders. Although in the same Thule Legend GoPro the straps are quite stiff, they clearly suited my shape.
- There must be a chest strap. A very useful and underappreciated accessory that can significantly increase comfort when using a backpack, especially if it is heavy due to the large number of useful things inside. The chest strap relieves the shoulders a little and better secures the straps on them.
- Reliable fasteners with the ability to quickly change the length of the belt. Previously, I tried to adjust the straps once and for all, but I quickly realized that in this case it was inconvenient to take the backpack on and off. I usually loosen the left strap as much as possible before I take off the accessory, and tighten it when I put it on. You don't have to twist your whole body in the process. It’s a problem if the clamps don’t hold the belt under the weight of a loaded backpack, but I’ve encountered this extremely rarely. However, check this point when purchasing, if possible. It is not necessary to load the backpack, just put it on and try to push the straps out with your hands.
- Pockets on shoulder straps are usually useless, so ignore them. Yes - and good, no, well, okay. The problem is the bend on the shoulder - the pocket stretches and getting something out of it or putting it on the go becomes problematic.
Back
Everything is simple here - you definitely need ventilation, be it built-in pads made of special fabric or special grooves. If the back of the backpack is completely flat, then your back will be constantly wet.
The exception is slings. They usually do not fit very tightly to the back and the back does not sweat.
Accessories and other small items
It is highly desirable that the lightning be protected from rain. This could be a small valve above it or a special design of the zipper itself. Waterproof models are usually inside out and very thin. They are rubberized. If you see a simple zipper without any frills, be careful - it leaks easily in a downpour.
By the way, this is one of the rare disadvantages of the OGIO Renegade RSS backpack - its zippers are very strong, comfortable, large, but not at all protected from rain. And here is an example of a protected zipper in Crumpler Jackpack Half Photo:
Pay attention to how the zippers work, how convenient it is to unfasten them (waterproof ones are usually quite tight - this is normal), and whether there are rope straps that make life much easier.
Again, the difference between expensive products from well-known brands and nameless “Chinese” accessories is in the fittings. High-quality models often use Japanese YKK (one of the best), reliable plastic in fastex and fasteners, and sometimes aluminum (in some Thule models).
Compression straps- also a useful addition, especially in large backpack models. They can also be used to secure the outside of a jacket if it is not needed at the moment (you went into a warm supermarket, took off your outerwear and freed your hands by securing it to your backpack).
External compartments for water bottles save a huge amount internal space backpacks. You need to drink all the time if you want to feel good. There is no external pocket, you will have to use the main compartment, from where it is not very convenient to get water, and it is scary if it leaks. I also carry a compact umbrella in these departments; it happens that I hide all sorts of little things there, like paper napkins, a folding string bag, etc.
Pen important and necessary, any - thick, thin, as long as it exists. As practice shows, carrying a backpack by the strap is extremely inconvenient, even if you just need to move it from place to place.
It is advisable that laptop pocket was designed as a separate space with its own zipper. As a last resort, you need a lock for this section so that the laptop inside does not dangle.
Ideal size and format
This question is individual for everyone, but I will share my ideal set at the moment.
Every day in the city I use a compact 15-liter Dakine sling - it’s almost invisible, it holds everything I need, including a laptop, a water bottle, small electronics, and there’s room for a food container and an umbrella. And in general, the volume is enough to leave home early in the morning and return late in the evening full and satisfied, without bombing cafes and restaurants during the day.
If you need to take a large camera and all your work equipment with you, or when you have a trip to another city for two days, then I use the Thule Legend GoPro. But, as mentioned above, it's time to change it.
The fact is that the 13-inch MacBook Pro no longer fits into the hydropack compartment, where the MacBook 12 in a case fit perfectly. That is, you have to hide it in a case in the main compartment, which takes up a lot of useful space there. I really like the protected front compartment, which fits the Sony A7i perfectly and from which you can quickly remove it on the go. And in general, in terms of the layout of the pockets and access to them, it is excellent, but all good things come to an end sooner or later.
I'm currently looking at Thule Paramount 24L Daypack and on eBags Professional Slim Laptop Backpack.
But I'm sure you understand the main idea. It’s good to have a compact backpack for the urban cycle and a medium or large format model for special occasions and trips. I've been trying for a long time to find the perfect and universal carry-on luggage - it doesn't exist. The proposed scheme with two backpacks is very close to ideal. All that remains is for everyone to choose something suitable for their personal needs. The moment is difficult, but interesting. Ah, these sweet pangs of choice.
Contents of the article
The lifestyle of a modern urban woman determines fashion trends. Small handbags are being replaced by voluminous and comfortable ones. Such that you can fit the necessary little things, a couple of folders with work documents, fitness clothes, and food for a family dinner. It is not always easy to carry such volumes in your hands, and therefore more and more women prefer city backpacks.
The city backpack has become a true friend and companion for a resident of a modern metropolis. It is compact, ergonomic, does not weigh on your hands, and looks stylish in almost any environment and with any clothing. But how to choose a good backpack? One that will serve long years, did not harm your posture and was comfortable? Read about it in our article.
What to pay attention to
Convenience and ergonomics of the backpack
In our opinion, convenience and ergonomics should be put “at the forefront”. You can buy any backpack, but soon you will stop wearing it, because... it rubs your shoulders, your back hurts after wearing it, the organization of the inside (pockets, compartments, etc.) is not thought out. Therefore, we recommend that you first of all focus on the aspects of convenience and ergonomics, and only then on the beauty of the accessory, the material from which it is made, etc.
Almost 40 years ago, a certain Eke Nordin invented what was then an innovative backpack model that combined special back support and waterproof fabric. The youth of those years really liked the new product, and since then KANKEN backpacks have not lost popularity.
The Kanken Classic backpack collection is the official discount center at the link kankensale.ru.Be sure to inspect the backpack you are buying. Ergonomic designs take into account anatomical structure person:
- they have a hard or compacted “back” that removes moisture and heat;
- soft straps that do not rub even the naked body, with inside sewn from fine mesh fabric.
Quality
The next point we would like to draw your attention to is the quality of the backpack. If you choose this accessory for more than one season, you should carefully examine internal seams, and key nodes (places that bear the greatest load). The seams should be stitched neatly, with thick and strong threads. Inspect the place where the straps, handle and bottom are sewn. Don't forget about the zipper slider - it should be made of metal, not plastic.
Internal “organizer”
Of course, every woman has her own preferences and needs. If you carry a laptop in your backpack, make sure that there is a separate compartment for it, equipped with a moisture-resistant vinyl lining. If you are used to listening to music from any media without removing it from your backpack, pay attention to the presence of a special hole for headphones. I could go on and on – everyone has different tastes. Try to imagine a basic set of small things that accompany you, which you definitely take from home. And imagine where and how you are going to arrange these little things. Practice proves that the more separate compartments and pockets, the better.
Displacement and appearance
There are backpacks different sizes. The size of a backpack is called volume and is measured in liters. The standard displacement for a city women's backpack is 20-35 liters. We recommend that you estimate in advance the volume of things that you want to carry in your backpack, because a tightly stuffed shoulder bag looks just as bad as one that is not even half full. Be sure to match the width of the backpack to your own figure. The backpack should not be wider than you.
One of the most important parameters– this is the weight of the backpack when empty. Make sure that the empty backpack weighs little, unless you dream of becoming a weightlifter.
Material
The material from which the backpack is made can be anything. This parameter rather relates to your personal preferences and the style of clothing that you like.
But if we're talking about about practicality, choose waterproof material - natural or synthetic. Natural materials include leather, and conventionally “tarpaulin” type fabrics. Of the synthetic fabrics that repel water best: nylon, taslan, polyester.When is it appropriate to wear a backpack?
Contrary to popular belief, a backpack can be worn in almost any situation and with any outfit. The exception is visiting a theater or social reception, where you will probably go in an evening dress.
- For a walk, you can take any backpack with you, with the possible exception of a tourist backpack (about 100 liters). Any city backpack, even if baggy and equipped with a large number of pockets, will look quite appropriate. Don’t be afraid to experiment – bright backpacks with fun prints look charming when paired with any casual clothing.
- For work, we recommend choosing a backpack of a more strict and laconic style. Perhaps monochrome, and certainly without bright prints.
- On a date, you can take a small backpack with you, which will look harmonious and feminine with a dress made of airy fabric. It is appropriate to decorate such a backpack with cute girlish “pendants” - chains, key rings, “baubles”.
- God himself ordered me to take a backpack with me to the beach. Not only can you put all the necessary things in a backpack, but it also looks perfect on the beach. Beach hat, flirty top, sandals. And a backpack made of textiles with a floral print. Beauty!
Backpacks are universal, practical, comfortable, and with the right approach very feminine.
A backpack has long been transformed from an accessory for schoolchildren and travelers into a universal one that can be worn with both a tracksuit and an evening dress. We will tell you how to choose a backpack that suits your style in this article.
Style
Additional branches
Business and casual backpacks are often equipped with shockproof sections for laptops and tablets, in some women's models they are also present. Sports and some casual backpacks are equipped with side pockets for water bottles.
Fashion trends
This summer, designers suggest paying attention to classic and sporty polyester models in bright and acidic colors. They can be worn in contrast with feminine and casual outfits: shirt dresses, lace dresses and sundresses, trouser suits in caramel shades, denim clothes, brown suede. Backpacks made using patchwork technique, with fringe and metal decor are trendy. Fans of minimalism will appreciate the classic black leather. And the main hit of this season is a mini-backpack.
Take a closer look at the models from unusual materials and colors, in particular metallic leather. This backpack can be worn not only during the day, but also to parties, combining it with a cocktail dress.
A reference article based on the author's expertise.
