Girls shoulder bags for school-help!!
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Girls shoulder bags for school-help!!
My DD keeps on going on about having a shoulder bag for school next year and moaning when I ask her to find one. Does anyone know any shops/websites which sell shoulder bags(not messanger type) suitable for school(not ones which are tiny!)? Anyone with a DD know which sort everyone has? This would really help me and stop my DD moaning.
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we've used Jeep rucksacks and I understand that they do shoulder bags too.
Might be worth a look:
http://www.7bags.co.uk/laptop-computer- ... s-c25.html
Might be worth a look:
http://www.7bags.co.uk/laptop-computer- ... s-c25.html
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Re: Girls shoulder bags for school-help!!
Girls seem to go for trendy shopping type bags worn on the shoulder (rubbish for posture) - anything from cheap shops like H&M, New Look, to Accessorize, Hollister and the surf shop labels such as Roxy - we've had them all. Must say DDs hollister and roxy bags super strong and big enough for many folders, lunch, pencil cases etc...(pricey though)Romanlover98 wrote:My DD keeps on going on about having a shoulder bag for school next year and moaning when I ask her to find one. Does anyone know any shops/websites which sell shoulder bags(not messanger type) suitable for school(not ones which are tiny!)? Anyone with a DD know which sort everyone has? This would really help me and stop my DD moaning.