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Baguette: A handbag that is long and narrow in shape similar to a French bread loaf.
Barrel: A cylindrical bag that resembles a barrel.
Billfold a flat wallet with a clip or slip-in compartment, which holds bills.
Box rigid bag shaped purse, square or rectangle in shape, with a variety metal, bone, shell or wooden handle.
Bucket roomy bag shaped like a bucket, usually has an open top and shoulder strap. It is taller than it is wide with a rounded bottom.
Burlap a coarsely textured material used to make casual bags such as school bags, backpacks and satchels.
Calfskin leather made from the hide of young cattle. Calfskin has a soft, smooth texture which makes it desirable for making fine handbags.
Camera bag an adaptation of bags used to carry photographic equipment. Todays camera bags are rectangular with many additional zippered outside compartments.
Canteen bag a round, stiff bag that resembles a travelers water flask. Canteen bags typically have a shoulder strap.
Canvas a durable, somewhat water resistant material that is popular in backpacks and school bags.
Card case a hard case typically the perfect size and shape to hold business cards.
Carpet bag a large satchel-like bag, typically used for carry-on luggage and made out
of carpet fabric.
Change purse a small purse just large enough to hold loose change. Maybe attached to a handbag; closes with a zipper, clasp or snap.
Clutch: A small handbag, usually with no straps or handles, that is designed to be carried under the arm or by hand. Clutches are often used as evening bags.
Coin Purse: Sometimes called change purses. A coin purse is a small bag designed to hold coins and other small items.
Convertible Satchel: A satchel with double handles that can be carried by hand or worn over the shoulder.
Convertible bag a bag with a handle that can be tucked or folded inside, in order to turn it into a clutch.
Cosmetic Bag: A case or bag designed to hold makeup and other cosmetics and toiletries while
traveling.
Cotton various prints and textures are used to make novelty handbags, book bags, cosmetic bags, etc.
Cowhide leather made from adult cattle.
Cross-Body Bags: Typically smaller in size, these bags are meant to be worn across the body to allow you be hands-free while on the go.
Denier: A term referring to the size of the filament or yarm used in fabric. A higher denier means a thicker fabric.
Diaper Bags: Bags that often feature many pockets and compartments designed to carry everything one needs to take care of a baby. Some diaper bags have additional features such as matching changing pads.
Drawstring handbag a soft bag with a gathered drawstring or cord cinch closure. The drawstring, once synched, may form into purse straps or have a separate strap.
Duffel typically a bag that is long, horizontal and cylinder in shape with short handles.
East West (or E/W): A term to describe a bag that is wider than it is tall.
Eco-Friendly: Bags made with materials that benefit the environment in some way. Earth-friendly bags include those made from recycled products, repurposed products, sustainable materials, and organic materials.
Embossed: A term used to describe leather or faux-leather with a design imprinted on it. Often exotic skins like croco or snake are actually embossed leather or faux leather.
Envelope Clutch: a flat, square or rectangular bag with a triangle-shaped top flap that folds over like an envelope.
Evening Bags: A clutch, shoulder bag, wristlet, or other style handbag designed for use during special occasions and with more formal clothing. Evening bags are perfect for parties, weddings, date nights, or nights out on the town.
Fabric Handbags: Handbags made from cloth fabric materials such as canvas, cotton, denim, linen, satin, silk, twill, and velvet.
Fanny Pack (or waist pack): A bag worn on the waist designed to carry small items and daily essentials especially during travel, running sports, and hiking.
Faux Leather: Faux leather refers to materials that look and feel like leather but are actually synthetic. Faux leather materials include vinyl and PVC.
Feed bag a drawstring bag, usually with a shoulder strap, shaped like a horses feed bag; also referred to as a bucket bag.
Fishing creel a woven basket with a flap top and shoulder strap; originally carried by fly fishermen to keep their catch fresh.
Flap Bag: A purse that features a folding flap closure.
Flight bag used by passengers and crew to carry on belongings aboard a plane, often has a flight insignia and used rather then a tote bag.
Glazed leather has a polished finish but not quite as high gloss as patent leather.
Grommet: A ring inserted into a hole through the material. Small grommets are often called eyelets.
Half moon bag any bag shaped like a half moon, with or without a handle of various sizes.
Hobo bag a soft, large bag that has a zip top and shoulder strap. Tends to crunch down when carried or laid down.
Jacquard: Fabric where a pattern is directly weaved in or knitted in. Jacquard fabric often has a raised pattern effect.
Junior Handbags: Handbags designed with youthful style often for kids, tweens, and teens.
Kip also called steer hide, is a type of leather taken from older cattle, not as supple as calfskin.
Leather Handbag: A handbag made from any tanned animal skin. Most often refers to cowhide but can also refer to ostrich, goatskin, and lambskin.
Microfiber: A synthetic fiber that is woven to have the texture of natural fiber cloth.
Minaudiere a small evening bag embezzled with pieces of metal, semi precious stones or beads and covered with fabric or leather.
Muff a winter bag made of real of faux fur, wool or velvet that has zippered compartments and a slip opening for your hands.
Nappa Leather: Soft, full grain leather made from unsplit animal skin - often sheep or lamb.
Needlepoint has a tapestry appearance and has a heavy, ornamental fabric used to make knitting bags and carpetbags.
North South (or N/S): A term to describe a bag that is taller than it is wide.
Organizer Bags: Handbags with compartments and pockets for organized storage of makeup, wallets, coin purses, appointment books, and other personal items.
Patent leather an extremely high gloss type of leather finish.
Pouch a gathered or straight bag evening bag.
Peau de soie a dull type of satin used to make evening bags.
Purse Hook or Purse Hanger: A hook-shaped accessory that suspends your handbag from a table to keep it protected from dirty, damage, and theft.
Quilted Handbag: A handbag with material that features a topstitched pattern similar to a quilt.
Raffia: A natural, weavable fiber from palms.
Reptile skins from snakes, turtles and lizards used to make handbags. Reptile is distinguishable by its scaly pattern and texture. Many laws protect endangered reptiles whose skins are used to make illegal bags.
Safari a soft leather bag with a curved shape, a top zipper, two top straps or handles, and two outside pockets with flaps and buckle closures.
Satchel a bag with a wide, flat bottom, zippered or clasped top, two handles or straps. The satchel style was inspired by a piece of luggage and can be various sizes such as the doctors bag.
School bag a roomy bag with a snap, clasp or buckle top flap and one wide shoulder strap; often a thicker variation of the envelope bag.
Sheep or lambskin light, fine grain leather used to make imported bags.
Shopper: A rectangular bag perfect for shopping.
Shoulder Bag: Any bag that can be carried on the shoulder by a strap.
Sling Bag: Backpacks with one strap that are designed to be carried on one shoulder.
Straw Bags: Handbags made from straw and/or grass materials which can include seagrass, rattan, straw, corn husk, raffia, and willow.
Suede: Leather treated to produce a velvet-like finish.
Silk used for elegant evening bags, sometimes beading is incorporated.
Straw hand woven willow or rattan used to make summer bags and picnic baskets.
Suede a treatment applied to the flesh side of a skin to produce a napped, velvet-like finish.
Swagger a roomy, framed bag with two straps or handles, open outside pockets and a zippered or clasped open top.
Top Grain Leather: The top layer of leather (leather is split into multiple layers before it is used).
Tote a bag inspired by a shopping bag, which is sturdy and rectangular with an open top and two strap handles. The inside may have zip compartments.
Quilted bag is quilted in texture and typically has a chain strap or handle.
Velvet a rich, lustrous fabric used for evening bags.
Vegan Handbags: Handbags made entirely from non-animal products.
Wallet hard or soft, with zippers or snaps, has compartments for coins, bills, credit cards, etc.
Wristlet: A clutch or wallet carried on the wrist by a small attached loop.
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