A very popular handbag silhouette right now is the bucket bag and two terrific handbag designers 
who count the bucket bag as their signature, best selling handbag are JPK Paris Handbags and Tano Handbags!
What makes the bucket bag such a popular style is the non structured appearance of the bag, very similar to the hobo but having a more “bucket-like” shape (as opposed to the wider slouchier shape of the hobo). The bucket bag silhouette has a very contemporary, modern look while still having a classic appearance that will compliment just about any outfit you wear. A great feature of the bucket bag is the large main compartment that is big enough to carry an e-Reader, yet not too big that all your “things” gets lost in the bottom. The Bucket Bag fits nicely under your arm and hugs your body for better security.
JPK Paris Bucket Bags are made of ballistic nylon (making them super sturdy) with leather trim and are available in many bright, bold colors perfect for the warmer temperatures; Fire Engine Red, Turquoise, Fluorescent Green and Lipstick to name a few. The JPK Paris Bucket Bag is a perfect choice for a great summer handbag and comes fully lined with a beautiful printed pattern, modern chunky hardware (in gunmetal or gold) and two zippered interior wall pockets for organization.
Tano Handbags Zippy Bucket Bags are made of polished Lux leather, and also come fully lined with one 
zippered interior pocket and two leather slit pockets for your cell phone and glasses. The exterior of the bag has two zippered pockets on each side of the bag, great for items you need to grab quickly and often. The Tano Zippy Bucket gets an A+ for organization, probably part of the reason it has become such a huge success! Tano’s Zippy Bucket is offered in black and brown, a better year-round bag that is versatile for all seasons.
So if you are in the market for a new handbag and are looking for a fresh new look, check out JPK Paris and Tano Handbag’s fabulous bucket bags at IrvsLuggage.com today!
Really, everyone should have a bucket list and a bucket bag!! 🙂
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