Bagtypes
Bagtypes refers to the categories used to describe bags designed to carry items. They are distinguished by function, form, and carrying method, and they vary in capacity, durability, weight, weather resistance, and accessibility.
- Backpack: with two shoulder straps that distribute weight on the back; used for school, travel, and
- Tote bag: an open-top bag with parallel handles; versatile for everyday carry and shopping.
- Shoulder bag: features one or two top straps and rests on the shoulder; blends fashion and practicality.
- Satchel: a structured bag with a top handle and often a longer strap; suitable for casual to
- Messenger bag: a flap-front design worn over one shoulder and across the chest; favors documents and
- Clutch: a small, handheld or under-arm bag for evening or formal occasions.
- Crossbody bag: a long strap worn across the body; keeps bags secure and hands-free.
- Bucket bag: a rounded, cinched-top bag with flexible interior space; casual and roomy.
- Duffel bag: a large, cylindrical bag for travel or sports; usually carried by hand or over
- Weekender: a larger duffel intended for short trips; higher capacity and comfort for extended stays.
- Sling bag: a single-strap bag worn over the torso; lightweight and compact.
- Briefcase: a rectangular, structured bag with handles and often a shoulder strap; professional use.
Materials and closures often define bagtypes as well. Common materials include leather, canvas, nylon, and polyester,