10 Cute—And Canadian—Tote Bags For Stylish Commuting

Keys. Wallet. Lunch. Water. Laptop. Tired of the juggling act? These commuter tote bags from homegrown brands will carry all your daily essentials in style.

Simons Twin-Pocket Tote, $59

We love this bag's ultra-chic longline silhouette. Plus, the front pockets are the perfect spot to stash a phone, wallet and transit pass.

Matt & Nat Curb Vegan Tote Bag, $177

You can’t go wrong with a pretty pastel pink bag. This one features a zip closure as well as an adjustable and detachable shoulder strap. Oh, and the lining is made from recycled water bottles.

Lambert The Kiara Tote Bag, $160

Need more space? This sleek work bag can fit a 16-inch laptop, plus all your work essentials.

Poppy Barley The Co-Worker Tote, $495

With a water bottle compartment, a built-in key chain and a padded laptop pocket, this chic leather tote doesn’t skimp on practical details. It's crafted from high-quality pebbled leather and features a 100 percent cotton lining.

Ai Snake Print Worker Tote Bag, $195

Roomy enough to take you from the gym to the office to happy hour, this bag fits a 13-inch laptop. It's also the ideal size to use as a personal item while travelling as it slides easily under an airplane seat.

Ela Handbags Catch All Tote, $148

Equipped with a zipped interior compartment and a removable pouch, this bag keeps your belongings organized. The extra long shoulder straps are perfect to accommodate thick winter jackets.

Hannah Canvas Mino Tote Bag, $41

This sturdy, handmade canvas tote—available in six vibrant colours—can be worn crossbody or as a shoulder bag.

Modern Coup Roll-Top Bag, $334

This made-to-order canvas tote with leather details comes with options to add backpack straps or a trolley sleeve to secure it to your suitcase.

Eleven Thirty Romy Tote Bag, $430

Each of these made-in-Toronto totes is made from cowhide and sports a unique salt-and-pepper pattern. It has both top handles and a shoulder strap.

Bedi Studios Maathai Recyled Nylon Tote, $277

Made in Montreal using recycled nylon and upcycled seat belts from cars and airplanes, this tote puts a chic spin on the utilitarian trend.