My daughter saw this on a friend’s Instagram feed and declared it the only backpack that would make her school year tolerable. I sighed, opened another browser tab, and prepared myself for a review of a bag that’s basically a canvas sack with a brand name.
See it, Dad? →What Is It?
The Pottery Barn Kids Mackenzie Backpack Large is a spacious, monogrammable backpack with plenty of compartments and a classic preppy look. It’s the kind of bag that whispers ‘I have a trust fund, but I also have homework.’
What Does the Internet Think?
With 9,400 ratings and a 4.5-star average, it’s clearly popular. But reading through the reviews, you’ll find a mix of delighted parents and ones who say the straps wear out faster than you’d hope for the price. It’s well-made, but not indestructible. ★★★★½ across 9,400 reviews.
This is the dictionary definition of meh. It’s a perfectly fine backpack that will carry your kid’s books and snacks without fanfare. But for the price (which we’re not mentioning), you could buy three perfectly fine backpacks that would last just as long. It’s not bad, it’s not great. It’s just… a backpack. If you must have the name, go for it. Otherwise, we have that at home.
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