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What You Need to Know
- Quince’s new Maeve Convertible Backpack can be worn multiple ways and fits more than you think.
- A travel writer called it a dead ringer for the $459 designer Vestirsi style.
- It features a zipper closure and extra interior pockets for easy organization, making it an even better choice for travel.
As a travel writer, I’ve tested nearly every carry-on style imaginable—duffels, crossbody bags, mini suitcases, roomy totes. But there’s one I haven’t tried yet: a convertible backpack. I’ve been eyeing a $459 designer version, but Quince just released a lookalike for a fraction of the price.
At $168, I’m ready to give the Quince Maeve Convertible Backpack a try on my next trip. It’s a near match to the Vestirsi style I’ve been coveting and promises just as much versatility—effortlessly transforming from a backpack to a shoulder bag with an adjustable strap.
Maeve Convertible Backpack
Maeve Convertible Backpack | Maeve Convertible Backpack |
Crafted from pebbled Italian leather, this looks far more elevated than your average travel bag. Despite measuring 13 inches tall, 14 inches wide, and 3 inches deep, the versatile piece doesn’t feel bulky, according to one shopper, who said the leather feels “buttery soft and slouchy.” What’s more, the cotton and polyester lining makes it just as durable and easy to clean inside as outside.
Despite its compact size, it’s still roomy enough for all your travel essentials. One buyer said it was “more capacious” than expected and comfortable to carry both ways. That’s thanks to adjustable shoulder straps for a custom fit, plus two interior slip pockets, one zip pocket, and a key ring holder for easy organization. It can even fit a 13-inch laptop, water bottle, snacks, and more.
Like the designer version, it also has a zipper closure, which one reviewer noted doesn’t offer “easy access to pickpockets,” so you can feel confident carrying it in crowds. As a bonus, it comes with a dust bag for easy storage. With all it has to offer, I wouldn’t be surprised if this convertible backpack became your everyday favorite.
It’s available in black, cognac, and deep plum—all for a fraction of the price of the Vestirsi bag, which actually has fewer pockets. So, I’m definitely choosing this over the designer option for my upcoming trips. If you struggle to choose between a backpack and shoulder bag while traveling, I suggest you do the same while this convertible style is still in stock. Below, I’ve rounded up more luxe travel backpacks at Quince, including a quilted style with a luggage-handle sleeve for breezing through the airport.
Italian Leather Convertible Backpack | Voyage Nylon Slim Travel Backpack |
Transit Quilted Commuter Backpack | Voyage Nylon Commuter Backpack |
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