9 Weekender Bags That Are Stylish and Functional

The Cuyana Triple Zipper Weekender Bag ($348) is perfect for those who need to keep things compartmentalized. It's equipped with three zippered compartments that are ideal for those who like to organize by day, item, or person. One of the compartments has three large slip pockets that are great for storing shoes, hair tools, and other necessities. The bag even has a trolley sleeve. Carry this in your hand, over your shoulder, or as a crossbody.

The Béis The Weekender Bag ($98) has two main compartments: a flexible tote-like section on the top and a sturdier, PVC-bound bottom compartment meant for shoes and other heavy-duty items. The bag also has an exterior pocket that doubles as a trolley sleeve, so you can easily secure this bag onto a carry-on suitcase. The bag is also equipped with metal feet, top handles, and a crossbody strap. It's an editor-favorite weekender bag for its versatility. It's less bulky than a traditional carry-on suitcase but can fit as much and keep things organized.

The popular Dagne Dover Medium Landon Carryall ($110-$230) is one of my all-time favorites. I love its soft, flexible design that I can fill up or squish under a seat. My favorite quality is its many useful pockets and accessories – it has a place for your laptop and an open zip top that makes it easy to see all your items. Bonus: it comes with a shoe bag and a crossbody strap.

If you're looking for a lightweight option, you can't go wrong with a nylon choice. This bestselling MZ Wallace Medium Metro Tote ($275) is easy to carry and has lots of great pockets. It can fit a ton and is easy to move around. Plus, its light fabric is weatherproof and easy to dry off. It comes with a crossbody strap and in a number of colors and sizes.

The Lo & Sons The Catalina Deluxe Bag ($215-$225) is another top pick in my collection. I love that it's made from eco-friendly and sustainable materials; it's also soft and easy to clean. Its best feature by far is the bottom compartment, which is great for holding extra clothes or shoes in it. It keeps my shoes from getting other things dirty.

When it comes to comfort, the Caraa Nimbus Tote ($225) is my favorite. It can be carried on your shoulder or in a crossbody style, and the cool design looks and feels like a puffy cloud, making it cozy to hold. It fits all of my cosmetics and necessities and h as handy pockets. I love the two side pockets on the outside, which I use for my phone and water bottle. It also makes for a great gym bag.

If you love a classic look and a traditional duffle silhouette, try the Paravel Main Line Duffle ($285). It's the perfect size for a one- or two-day trip. Made from 14 upcycled water bottles, it's a purchase you can feel good about. I love taking mine on a road trip, as the big zip top is easy to access on the go. You can even get it monogrammed.

The bestselling Longchamp Le Pliage Expandable Travel Bag ($255) is perfect for taking on a long trip, as it expands into a larger size. I love to use mine for trips where I know I'm going to buy stuff. On the way home, I don't have to worry about squeezing everything all into my suitcase — I can just expand this tote and fit it all inside. It's an ingenious design that folds up to a pocket size, making it easy to store away.

If you're looking for a bit of luxury, the Rimowa Never Still Tote Large Bag ($1,330) is a great choice. I love that it sits perfectly on top of a suitcase and has a sturdy structure and a laptop compartment. It's a plane-friendly choice that looks and feels good to carry.