- Backpack: supported by shoulders with double handles and lies across the back
- Baguette: relatively long from side to side and small from top to bottom
- Hobo: large, shoulder carried, with a main compartment closure
- Minaudiere: for the evening, with a hard case and often covered in beads or crystals
- Messenger: with a long strap to be worn across the body, if smaller it's a sling bag
- Barrel: cylindrical resembles a barrel
- Bucket: roomy, shaped like a bucket, usually has an open top and shoulder strap
- Clutch: small but long (rectangular) without a handle for the evening. If similar to a letter, it's called envelope
- Quilted: features a top-stitched pattern similar to a quilt
- Saddle: originally a bag hung on the shoulder
- Satchel: top closure, top carry handle, flat bottom, similar to a vintage school bag
- Doctor: flat bottomed with rounded sides, slightly elongated and two large handles over a collapsible metal frame
- Duffel / Sea: large, usually for travel or sports; in the past usually used by sailors
- Flap: featuring a folding flap closure
- Shopper: rectangular, often in canvas, perfect for shopping, single handled
- Tote: large, double handled with an open top and open main compartment
- Frame: quite rigid, rectangular shaped, similar to a money purse
- Wristlet: clutch shaped with an attached strap
Source: anothermensblog
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