Neither leather nor boring: Lululemon's most beautiful canvas bag that matches all our sneakers

Finding the perfect bag for everyday life is not only a matter of style, but also of capacity: it has to be spacious enough to carry your laptop, diary or training clothes, and at the same time it should not clash with our outfits diaries.

We can opt for an elegant leather shoulder bag, or a waterproof nylon shopper bag, but how can we not count among our basics a spacious tote bag that also elevates our style with its design? Because that's just what the bag designed by Canadian artist Geoff McFetridge for Lululemon is.

In a very trendy chocolate brown color that is very easy to combine with all types of garments from our autumn capsule wardrobe, even with the checkered print parkas, the visual imagination of the renowned graphic designer is displayed. Some beautiful illustrations embroidered in yellow, green and blue tones that will give a vitamin touch to our outfit.

But it is also a very functional bag, with a generous capacity of 17 liters, which stands out for its practical double handle that allows it to be hung comfortably on the shoulder or carried by hand depending on the time of day. It has an interior snap closure to keep belongings safe and organizer pockets that prevent us from spending endless minutes searching for our keys or cell phone at the bottom of the bag. An exclusive collector's piece for 68 euros.

The sneakers to combine with this bag

When it comes to further elevating our outfit There is nothing better than adding a yellow color to the color palette that makes the details of the tote bag stand out even more. And for that, nothing better than these Bridge MKII Sun sneakers from Hoff that will bring all the sunlight to our outfit even on the grayest days. We bought them in the brand's official store for 140 euros.

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