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Bogg just gave its iconic bags a New York City makeover — grab yours from $60

Bogg's new Checker Out Collection launches on Aug. 6 with NYC-inspired totes, crossbodies, pouches, and playful charms celebrating bodega culture, taxis, pizza, coffee, and more.

Bogg just gave its iconic bags a New York City makeover — grab yours from $60

Bogg has unveiled its first-ever New York City-inspired collection, aptly named the Checker Out Collection. This debut drops a vibrant array of checkered totes, crossbody bags, pouches, and charming accessories, all drawing inspiration from iconic New York symbols such as pizza slices, coffee cups, taxis, hot dogs, MetroCards, and the "Have a Nice Day" bodega bag.

The line pays homage to the city's recognizable aesthetics with playful additions like checkered bags and charms. The centerpiece is Bogg's signature tote, which has been given a New York touch with a checkered design while retaining the functional features fans appreciate. This versatile bag is washable, durable, and equipped with a tip-proof stand, perfect for travel, beach days, or daily errands.

It's available in three sizes - OG ($100), Baby ($80), and Bitty ($60), with color combinations like Camel/Hot Cocoa and Coconut/In the Forest.

Completing the collection is the Bodega Charm Collection, featuring small charms designed to complement the new bags. These charms add an extra touch of New York charm to the pieces, allowing customers to customize their bags with city-inspired details.

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