Bags and Backpacks

Bags and Backpacks: what streetwear carries on its back

Bags and backpacks are no longer a secondary accessory. They're part of the fit just like everything else. The streetwear bags and backpacks you'll find here are new, authentic pieces from past or current drops, often unavailable elsewhere. Stock arrives in waves, with no fixed schedule, and won't be restocked. What you see available today is all there is.

The most sought-after bags and backpacks

The catalog centers on three brands. Each brings a very different construction identity. Here's what's in stock.

Supreme

Supreme dominates the selection by far. Backpacks from FW20, FW21 and SS25 seasons, shoulder bags from SS18 and SS24 drops, duffle bag SS19, field side bag, and two pieces in denim with a backpack and a shoulder bag in Realtree AP Camo. There's also a Hulken rolling tote SS26, one of the most recent releases. Supreme construction is built on high-resistance Cordura nylon, 3M reflective bands, sturdy zips, adjustable straps and multiple pockets with careful interior lining. These pieces are limited editions often sold-out since their drop. Explore the full range of Supreme accessories and also check out Supreme clothing to complete your fit.

Jacquemus

Two Le Bambino in stock, plus a Nike x Jacquemus Le Swoosh crossbody. These streetwear bags and backpacks sit at the opposite end of the Supreme register: compact silhouette, leather or premium materials, refined finishes. The Nike x Jacquemus collab is one of the rare pieces where sport and luxury truly cross without forcing it. Low stock, no guarantee of return. Also check out Jacquemus clothing for a cohesive outfit.

Stussy

Just one backpack in canvas, but a solid piece. Stussy works canvas with a utilitarian cut, discreet zips and honest volume for everyday use. Rare in deadstock, this is the kind of drop you regret missing out on.

Styles and trends

Streetwear bags and backpacks are being worn two ways right now. Either hyper functional: the voluminous backpack in nylon over an oversized hoodie, joggers and runners. Or minimalist: the shoulder bag or crossbody worn cross-body short on a tighter look. Realtree camo works just as well with black as with a military surplus piece. Denim contrasts with a technical piece. And Jacquemus Le Bambino holds its own in a casual fit as much as in something more dressed up.

One simple rule: material coherence. A Cordura bag goes with tech. A leather or canvas bag goes with heavy cotton. Mixing the two without intention doesn't work.

Why buy your streetwear bags and backpacks on Geturbrick

Every piece in stock is new, deadstock, and goes through our authentication process. No replicas, no reworked pieces, no compromises. Prices are those of the secondary market: that's the reality of rarity. These bags and backpacks are no longer found in stores. Shipping is assured worldwide, with tracking.

You can also explore the rest of the catalog accessories: caps and beanies, socks, watches, objects.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are the bags really new and authentic?

Yes. All bags and backpacks listed are in new condition, never used, and verified by our experts. Check out our authentication process to understand how it works.

Will stock be replenished?

No. Streetwear bags and backpacks stock arrives in occasional drops. There is no scheduled restocking. What's available today could disappear tomorrow, with no return possible.

Can these bags still be found in official stores?

The vast majority no. The Supreme, Jacquemus and Stussy drops featured here are from past seasons or collections that have been sold-out since release. That's precisely what justifies their presence on the resale market.