11 Emerging Handbag Brands We Can’t Wait to Carry

Created by twin sisters Giulia and Camilla Venturini, these Italian goods resemble chic shopping bags (and make every errand feel like a luxurious shopping spree!) Available in a variety of bright colors and sizes, Rihanna was recently spotted wearing a mini suede version to a Fenty Beauty event. 

Designed and handmade in Indonesia, Alfeya Valrina is setting out to promote ethical fashion practices with conscious fabric sourcing, fair labor production, and more. Her punchy colors made a splash during New York Fashion Week with the industry’s cool crowd. 

Nico Ganni’s bags are inspired by ’50s and ’60s interior design. These vintage silhouettes will make the most casual outfit feel put together. 

Ratio Et Motus is on the pricier end, but the new fine leather brand is worth the splurge. Their refined aesthetic focuses on longevity over fast trends, which means you’ll be able to wear the bag for years to come. 

Made with vegan leather and recycled plastic bottles, JW PEI’s lightweight bags make sustainable fashion look good. 

With ’90s nostalgia still going strong, shoulder bags have made a come back. Imago-A nails the aesthetic with this perfectly shaped style that comes in a range of hues. 

Inspired by the founders’ love of architecture, Kozha Numbers bags are made with intricate details that add an edge to your wardrobe. 

Cafune is a Portuguese term for ‘playing with a lover’s hair.’ It’s a fitting name for this bag brand, whose styles are rife with feminine details.

Created by Costa Rican-born model Elke Ruge and her two daughters, Montunas is inspired by their native country. These vibrant bags feature patterns of Costa Rican landscapes, ideal for summer dressing. 

Pronounced ‘good’, Gu_de is a ’70s inspired bag brand that features timeless silhouettes with a twist, like this PVC and croc embossed top-handle. 

Already a favorite amongst the fashion crowd, Wandler produces luxurious leather bags that come in distinct, geometric shapes.