This Is What Your Bag Says About You

Whether it's the sparkly Jane Norman tote of your youth or your treasured Mulberry, your beaten up satchel or your practical laptop bag, your choice of luggage says a lot about who you are. Read on to hear some insightful home truths from the guys who know luggage like no other. Get ready to reflect...

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You went to school in the noughties, and like every other girl in your year you sported a trendy Jane Norman tote bag because fashion.

You probably studied an art foundation, and love the way your Macbook fits neatly inside.

You’re a young and fresh-faced city worker with big dreams and a sore shoulder.

You’re a travel bunny who’s a sucker for the next airport trend so just had to try the world’s lightest luggage.

You work in London, all your girl friends have got one somewhere, and it’s probably a good fake.

You’re a pro-active sportsperson who’s about to get ripped.

You’re over thirty and wanted to treat yo’ self to a status symbol to show off that hard earned cash.

You value fashion over having free use of your hands.

You’re an organised environmentalist (or you’re just thrifty and refuse to fork out 5p for another one).

Your pencil case fits in there, but you end up juggling your books around school because you value your squad’s ‘style’ over your bag’s substance.

Your wife/girlfriend bought it for you for Christmas. You would never have picked it yourself but now you realise how damn handy a bag is so you’ll definitely replace it as soon as it breaks.

You’re a cycling enthusiast who spent a small fortune on this, so love to rave about it by way of justification to anyone who will listen (lightweight, waterproof, comfortable, best buy, yada yada yada...)

You’re a true travelling salesman. This old school briefcase-laptop hybrid was probably fashionable a few years ago. It’s got more hidden pockets than you’ve got possessions, and exudes middle aged practicality.

You’re a hardened festival-goer, who probably got this in a vintage shop or from your stylish mum who’s had it since the eighties.

You’re going on a night out, your ID and contactless card is jammed in your phone case and your phone case is in your bra so that you are totally free to cut some serious shapes.