What backpack brands are worth recommending?

Recommended backpack brands include Vere verto, Senreve, Matt & Nat, Pb0110, etc.

Vere verto is a niche brand from Los Angeles. It feels like it has just gained a little popularity recently. Its biggest feature is that it can be used multiple times in one pack. The perforations of the shoulder straps can be adjusted to easily transform from a satchel to a backpack. It can be adjusted to different styles according to your different looks. It is definitely the first choice for holiday travel! Made entirely of cowhide, the bag is handmade in Spain. It has bucket amps on the shoulders and two designs: a flip cover. There is a small inverted "V" on the top of the flip cover, which expresses its logo in a very low-key way.

Senreve, an Italian designer brand, is purely handmade, with an all-leather design, no metal noise, simple and retro, it has a cool temperament, and the color is also a very gentle cream color. The capacity is considerable and can fit a laptop. You can also carry it in two ways. Nowadays, bags are really becoming more and more multi-tasking and versatile. It is not easy to get involved in the bag world where there are so many talents.

Matt nat, the brand's name is abbreviated from material & nature, comes from Canada, advocates environmental protection and refuses to use any animal fur, so all his bags are artificial leather. There are many styles and colors to choose from, including retro zippers, trapezoidal frog mouth openings, and flip-top ones. The inner structure is also very scientific and practical, with mobile phone slots and zippers. The official website can be shipped directly to China. The mint green one has a spring atmosphere.

Pb0110 is a brand from Berlin, Germany. The designer is the grandson of the founder of the old German leather goods brand Bree. The quality of the leather goods is very good, and their designs and colors are very cool. I feel that the bag shape has an architectural geometric beauty. The bag profile is bold and avant-garde. Girls who don’t like exaggerated designs can try this option.