We pay close attention to the bags that get the most love on Pinterest, constantly asking ourselves what products you guys are adding to your style boards and wish lists. Those pins inform our planning, and help us know what we should be designing more of—or less of for that matter. So today, we’re letting you in our secret with the most pinned bags of the last year. What do you think? Will you be pinning any of them? (Psst...Not following FEED yet? Click here.)
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Lauren designed the FEED 1 Bag after traveling with the UN World Food Programme as a way to get her friends involved in the issue of hunger. Nearly 10 years later, this bag continues to be our best seller and now comes in seven color-ways, all keeping the same impact: each one feeds 1 child in school for a year.
The Indigo Backpack was released as part of our Fall 2015 collection, and became an instant hit. The perfect blend of style and function, this one a beloved by commuters, students, moms and hands-free adventurers alike.
The Liberty of London Go-to was the most popular style from our first-ever capsule collection with the London design house. One of our favorite blog posts explored styling it for a pop of print versus mix of prints. While the LOL Go-to is sold out, there are a few of its big sister, the Foldover, still available (and on sale today).
We call the Black FEED Diaper Bag "the diaper bag that doesn't look like one" for a reason. We actually get emails all the time from customers telling us that they carry this one as a tote, even after they no longer need a diaper bag. The gender-neutral design also makes it perfect for both moms and dads on the go.
No surprise that the FEED 100 Tote is a top pinned bag. It carries everything, while making a big difference in the life of a child by providing 100 school meals. Bonus: The canvas straps make it easy on the shoulders, no matter how much is packed in there.
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