Are you looking for a canvas tote bag or plain tote bag that matches your style and needs? If yes, you have come to the right place.

We get it: today’s canvas tote bags come in a vast range of patterns, colors, sizes, types, and materials. Whether you need a sleek canvas tote bag for work, a cotton tote bag for grocery shopping, non-woven tote bag for colorful designs or just a plain tote bag for everyday use, Bag & Tote has got you covered. With all these options and more, you’ll certainly be spoilt for choice.

That’s why when looking for an ideal plain tote bag or canvas tote bag, there a raft of steps you ought to follow and some things you should consider to make the whole process effortlessly easy. Lucky for you, we’ve rounded up four insider secrets to choosing a tote that’s right for you.

What’s Your Style?

There nothing that feels quite like having a canvas tote bag that marries perfectly with your taste in fashion and style. Ladies, am I right or what? That’s why it pays to pick out one in your favorite color, and pattern. It should also bring out the best of your personality and style.

What’s the Purpose?

Perhaps the first thing you should think about is what you need the plain tote bag for? Sure, it can be stylish and chic, but will the tote bag serve its intended purpose? If you are looking for the perfect office bag, for instance, you want a plain tote bag or canvas tote bag that actually is comfortable, sturdy, and roomy enough to accommodate all your folders, business papers, and other office essentials, as well as keep them organized.

Talk to Your Pals -- Get Recommendations

Get in touch with your most stylish coworkers, relatives or friends. Inquire what type of canvas tote bag they are carrying -- the chances are that you’ll love it too. Even better, stalk a few chic and cool friends on social media (ask them what they fancy in a canvas tote bag)

Colors: Think Long-Term

Don’t just buy the first plain tote bag you see online. Do a little research. And snap up a bag that’ll find good use year-round. It’s always wise to stick to solid neutral colors, such as black, beige, navy, etc. Are you prone to spills and bumping into things? If yes, you should definitely go for darker shades.

Still undecided? Browse our huge selection of fabulous canvas tote bags and plain tote bags that’ll blow your socks off. There’s always something for everyone!

A tote bag is one of the most versatile bags one can ever own. The uses of tote bag are innumerable. One of the best quality tote bags you can get is the canvas tote bag.

The canvas tote bag presents as a sizeable unfastened bag with sturdy handles that you can take anywhere and fit anything into it. While some heavy duty canvas tote bags have several compartments, others have only one, but whichever it is, these great tote bags come in a variety of designs and sizes.

It’s noteworthy to state that these reusable and eco-friendly tote bags are made from pure cotton and very high-quality materials, thus the high-quality nature of these canvas tote bags.

All these benefits of this lovely bag you get at an affordable rate whether you’re buying it as a wholesale canvas bag or as a single canvas tote bag. What more can you wish for if not high quality and cheap canvas tote bag for your marketing campaign as a brand? You can leverage the affordable rate of this product to boost your marketing efforts by using it as a promotional strategy for your company.

It doesn’t stop there, with the recent global economic situation; this is the perfect choice for your daily shopping and packaging needs. The weight of your load and the nature of your destination is insignificant compared to the quality of these fabulous canvas tote bags.

Do you wish to present a gift to a friend? A good quality canvas tote bag makes an excellent option. Whether you’re on a low budget or looking for a designer canvas tote bag, you can get it all.

A million reasons exist for you to own one, and I’m sure you can’t afford to miss out on this incredible canvas bag.

Similar in function to backpacks, messenger bags ensure comfort to people carrying heavy and/or bulky items, while allowing easy access to the contents.

Messenger bags typically incorporate features that make them particularly suitable for cycling, such as fittings that make it easy to adjust the shoulder strap, quick release buckles, an adjustable hinged buckle, and the ability to attach a variety of accessories, such as lights, phone holsters, or U-locks. Contemporary stabilizing straps help to prevent the bag from shifting while riding. The top-opening one-strap design allows messenger bags to be easily swung around front so that their contents can be accessed without having to remove the bag.

Messenger bags are often used as a fashion accessory. While they can be found in the possession of either gender, they are often commonly employed by men in a function analogous to a woman's purse (that is, to carry bulky items that do not fit into pockets, or a large number of items, while doubling as a fashion accessory). Messenger bags have also become fashionable in urban environments, among cyclists and commuters. Many college and high-school students make use of them for fashionable and functional purposes, especially those who commute on bicycles. Many companies design messenger bags specifically for the collegiate market. Compared to a backpack, it is much easier to place and remove text-books, notebooks, essays and supplies from a messenger bag because they can be easily shifted to lie on the side of the body (or, if the strap is long enough, it will be there by default), granting the wearer better accessibility. Messenger bags also provide more weather resistance than traditional leather satchel-style school bags.

A dillybag or dilly bag is a traditional Australian Aboriginal bag, generally woven from the fibres of plant species of the Pandanusgenus.^{[verification needed]}. It is used for a variety of food transportation and preparation purposes.

Dilly comes from the Jagera word dili, which refers to both the bag and the plants from which it is made.^[1]

The dilly bag, otherwise known as yakou, yibali or but but bag, is a bag worn around the neck to hold food like berries, meat, fish etc. The Dilly bag is normally woven out of vines or tough dried grasses and sometimes had feather or animal fur inside the bag to stop small pieces of food falling through holes in the weave. Mainly used by women to gather food but can be used by men to help carry some tools for hunting.

Another use for the dilly bag (also named Mukurtu) was as a holder for personal or tribal artifacts. The "Dilly bag" term is also used to describe bags used by non-aboriginal Australians, for example a smaller food bag carried by swagmen along with their swags.^[2] The term is also used by Australians to describe similar bags for other purposes.

A duffel bag, duffle bag, kit bag or gym bag is a large cylindrical bag made of cloth (or other fabric), historically with a top closure.

The name comes from Duffel,^[1] a town in Flanders, Belgium, where the thick cloth used to make the bag originated in the 17th century. ^[2]. According to the Oxford English Dictionary, the word dates back to 1677, used to describe ‘a coarse woollen cloth having a thick nap or frieze. More recently, a duffel bag typically refers to the specific style of bag, though the phrase may also be used to refer to any large generic holdall or a bag made of thick fabric.

It is often used as luggage or to carry sports equipment by people who travel in the outdoors. Duffel bags or kit bags are also often used by military personnel; when used by sailors or marines they are sometimes called seabags.

Backpacks are sometimes used as luggage, particularly as carry-on bags for airplane travel.

Backpacks form an essential part of the gear of the outdoor trekker and the urban backpacker, allowing more mobility and compactness than would be available to someone carrying most of their gear and clothing in a suitcase.

In addition to their use in outdoors pursuits, backpacks are sometimes used in other sports as well. Hydration packs, sometimes used by athletes and military personnel, carry water (in either a bladder or a rigid bottle) and have a tube connected to them from which the wearer can drink without removing the pack; this feature is also included in some more general-purpose hiking backpacks. Backpacks that carry skateboards have also become more 

Backpacks are a standard part of the load-bearing equipment of soldiers, especially infantry, in most countries, and military-style packs are regularly available to civilians in military surplus stores. Well-known examples include the United States ALICE field pack and the British Army PLCE rucksack attachment, both of which are widely available to civilian markets both as actual military surplus (new or used) and as replicas. Such packs are often, though not always (e.g. the USMC's ILBE pack), external-frame packs, with the pack itself lashed or pinned to a metal or plastic carrying frame. For units that are entering combat situations, packs may be loaded heavily and can weigh in excess of 100 lbs. Each soldier may carry extra weapons, ammunition, rations, medical supplies, tents or other shelter material, and extra clothing.

Many police tactical units, as well as players of military-style combat games such as paintball and airsoft, use these military-style tactical backpacks and webbing for storing gear and ammunition. There is also a small but thriving industry devoted to creating historical reproductions of military gear; such companies generally produce period-appropriate uniforms and other gear in addition to backpacks.

Some more recent military/tactical designs, especially the MOLLE and ILBE packs used by the United States armed forces, are covered with webbing loop attachment points for increased carrying capacity.

Recently, at least one brand of backpack has been specially designed for professional cooks and culinary students. This sort of backpack is meant to safely carry knives, cooking tools, and other miscellaneous equipment such as notebooks, towels, and uniforms.

Specialist backpacks are used by fire services for wildfire fighting, as well as by rescue services for Search and Rescue. These backpacks are generally very modular, allowing the pack to be reconfigured to the users wishes and are designed to load around the wearers hips. They may include features such as sections for water bladders and specially designed pouches, such as those used to carry personal fire shelters.

Some backpacks are specifically designed to carry certain items. Common examples include backpacks for small valuable items such as laptops and cameras; backpacks designed to hold laptop computers in particular generally have a padded compartment to hold the computer and medium-sized pockets and flaps to accommodate accessories such as charger cables and mice. These are especially common in college and university settings. In order to supply these devices with electricity, a few high-end backpacks are equipped with solar panels.

There are also single-strap packs that are essentially a hybrid between a backpack and a messenger bag.

Inexpensive, very simple packs that combine the drawstring and straps into a single piece of cloth or webbing are occasionally sold for use at sporting events and the like. Some high-end retailers use a similar design for their shopping bags as well.

Rolling backpacks are backpacks with wheels on the bottom and an extending handle. Because of their design, rolling backpacks reduce the strain on the user, though the shoulder straps may be used to carry the pack for short distances when the terrain is not suitable for wheels. Rolling backpacks are most commonly used while traveling by airplane or train.

Hydration backpacks are also available. These light daypacks are especially designed to hold water in a special water bladder (also known as reservoir), and their purpose is to allow the carrier constant fluid hydration handsfree, so that the carrier can focus on the mission ahead without having to stop for water breaks. This is possible because of the tube that leads from the bladder (which sits within the backpack), to the front strap of the bag, which is long enough to reach the mouth of the carrier. These packs are used in extreme conditions such as military operations, during performing extreme sports and also for different competitions, races (such as Spartan or marathon) and even music festivals.

A commuting backpack unfolds in one movement into an electric vehicle that goes up to 32 km/h with a wireless remote control.^[14]