My handbag storage woes and the subsequent discovery that I have far more bags than I thought prompted me to take a look at some bags that I haven't been using lately. I've had all of these for several years but have not used them in some time. As I've mentioned before though, sometimes I don't use things because I don't like them or find them hard to style, but other times I have just forgotten about them and still like them fine. I'd love your help in figuring out which ones are worth keeping. All except for #3 are real leather and good quality although some could use a little polishing.

1: Maxx New York quad-colored leather bag. Is this style dated? I feel like it was very popular a few years ago and not so much now.

2: Maxx New York black tooled leather bag. This has some scuffs that could use some touching up. I still like the shape and tooled leather finish though.

3: Sacrasac (via MoMA) convertible fabric bag. The horizontal sections are connected by functional zippers and can be removed to make different size bags. I used to use this a lot back in grad school but I think it might be a bit too casual now.

4: Kenneth Cole cognac leather structured bag. This is the only brown/cognac bag I own, but I never use it. It's a medium size and structured which feels kind of awkward to me.

5. Ro white leather tote. The blue part is a see-through mesh. This is big but awkward because the shoulder drop is so short it can't be slung over my shoulder. Also, no top zipper.

6. Valerie Stevens leather bag. This is BORING but I have kept it all these years because it is a good interview/presentation bag for when I need to be conservative. It fit my old 15" laptop but now I mostly carry a smaller 13" laptop so maybe I do not need such a huge interview bag any more. However, I don't really have a smaller equivalent (my pewter satchel is too small for the laptop, unfortunately).

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