Zara Home reinvents the grandmother bag and makes it the most desired accessory of the summer for less than 16 euros

Posted on 29 August 2026

Nostalgia once again dictates the rules of the streetwear and this time the decoration giant surprises us by rescuing the most tender basic of our childhood. Zara Home has once again delved into the trunk of family memories to give life to a translucent textile bag that pays a direct tribute to the iconic mesh and fabric bags with which our grandmothers went down to do the day's errands. for 15.99 euros, it is a total must.

This bag combines aesthetics vintage with modern minimalism and promises to be crowned as the essential accessory of this summer. The secret of its success lies in a deliciously simple but charming design. the utility aesthetic taken to the extreme.

Zara Home

Made with RCS certified recycled polyester, the Galician brand opts for a translucent fabric in a magnetic yellow color that screams summer in every seam, finished off by two comfortable handles and a small contrasting blue boat embroidery at the bottom.

Not only is it the perfect detail to finish off a look beach bag with linen pants and flat sandals, but its versatility transforms this bag into the ideal urban carrycot to break away from traditional rigid bags.

Other bags for a chic summer

carrycot bag

Bimba and Lola

At El Corte Inglés we signed this small multifunctional raffia bag from the latest Bimba y Lola collection that brings to mind some of the designs of the highly sought-after brand Heimat Atlántica, another Galician brand that is on everyone's lips. In mustard yellow and with leather handles, it is perfect for carrying everything we need every day with style. Now for 135 euros.

Small raffia tote bag - Bimba y Lola

Small raffia tote bag – Bimba y Lola

PVP in El Corte Inglés — 135.00

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Olivia Thompson
Olivia Thompson
I’m Olivia Thompson, born and raised in Wellington, New Zealand. As a lifestyle and travel writer at Latitude Magazine, I’m passionate about uncovering stories that connect people with new experiences and perspectives. My goal is to inspire readers to see everyday life – and the world – with fresh eyes.

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