The Foley + Corinna Zipper Bag isn’t the greatest thing I’ve ever seen, but it’s simple, functional and on-trend at a very reasonable price.

Sometimes, in a fashion world where big bags and tiny clutches are the most celebrated, the medium size bags get overlooked (or under-produced; I haven’t seen many lately). Some of the best bags I’ve ever had, though, were ones that fit snugly in the middle, size-wise. They don’t overpower an outfit but they’re big enough to wear day-to-day and hold all of your essentials without having to sacrifice something you might carry.

This bag is particularly good because it’s so functional – it has a thick, comfortable strap for shoulder carry and two exterior zipper pockets to keep all your stuff organized. Plus, at a price below $400, it’s accessible to almost any handbag enthusiast. Buy through ShopBop for $398.

So what does that have to do with the Foley + Corinna Disco City Bag? Besides the inclusion of the word “disco,” nothing. I just like writing about things that aren’t entirely handbag related sometimes. Shhhh, don’t tell anyone. Anyway, so what about the bag?

The bag is about what you’d expect. We’ve all seen various incarnations of the Foley + Corinna City Tote, and this is just the latest one. It’s a teeny tiny version that fits into the tiny bag/long strap trend perfectly, without sacrificing the familiar look of the brand’s signature design.

Do we really need another size of the City Tote? That’s debatable, but the sub-$200 price point on this one feels right, and it looks like a bag that you could wear for a lot of day or night occasions, depending on your own personal style.

The Foley + Corinna Kiara Clutch is a fun and functional handbag that is perfect for those warm summer days. There is a slight hippie, bohemian or beachy vibe that I get from this bag and I like it. I can imagine myself putting on a whimsical summer dress and grabbing this clutch as I head out the door and hop on my beach cruiser. This small bag is perfect for holding those must haves while not being bogged down with a large, heavy bag. Buy through Shopbop for $132.

Previously, we wrote about the hot mess that is the Foley + Corinna Stanton Convertible Tote, and the messenger version of the line is clearly superior. Not only does it eliminate one set of handles, but it streamlines the design into something that looks like it was intended to be a hobo when carried as one and intended to be a messenger when carried by the longer strap. Considering very few convertible messenger bags ever succeed at looking purposeful and useful in both configurations, that’s quite a design accomplishment. If you prefer it as a hobo, though, never fear – the long strap is fully removable. Welcome back to the game, Foley + Corinna. Buy through Luna Boston for $448.

It’s literally made for travel, and the bright orangey-red color ensures that it won’t get misplaced. My favorite thing about this bag is that is solves the problem of open totes: they are open, great for travel, but how do you stop everything from tumbling out? This tote has turn-lock closures on each side of the main compartment that allows you to close the bag while adding style appeal. Plus, how cute would this tote look with black yoga pants? Buy through Shopbop for $528.

My gripe with this bag, as with the last bag, is mainly with the handle. It attaches to the back of the bag instead of evenly on the sides, leaving the bag gaping open and its contents very exposed if you aren’t careful to close it. Since the body of the bag closes with a snap instead of a magnet, you have to be sure to do it every time you’re in and out of the bag, lest it droop open and the contents of the bag be ripe for the picking. If you’ve ever seen anyone carry a messenger bag on one shoulder with the top flipped back, you know the effect I’m talking about – it would be obvious to all passersby. Sorry, Foley + Corinna. Try again. Buy through Saks for $450.

Too bad the folks at Foley + Corinna appear to have completely forgotten that while designing the Foley + Corinna Perforated Crossbody Bag. The bag itself isn’t terrible – the curvature at the bottom is a little much for how squat the body is, but it could be a lot worse in a lot of different ways. What I really question is the wisdom of putting so many perforations in such a wide, thin strap. Perforations, by definition, change how the material will distribute weight and give the strap innumerable points of weakness that wouldn’t be there otherwise. These points will likely cause the strap to stretch in odd ways and the bag to wear out more quickly than it would have. To that, I have only one word: fail. Buy through Saks for $575.

This color? Seriously? I’m in heaven. It’s the absolute perfect shade of purple, will look great with pretty much color except red or royal blue, and the shape is simple enough that you’ll use it for years as a go-to going out bag. So what are you waiting for? Go get one so I can live vicariously. Buy through Luna Boston for $365.

I’m going to come out and say it, no beating around the bush here, does this clutch look worn out? There is something about the colors used in the Foley + Corinna Fold Over Clutch that looks like it was left out in the bright summer sun for too long. I am all for pastels and light colors, but this one just looks a tad too warn. Do you agree? While I love the colors, I think I would appreciate them more if they were a little more bold and daring. I love the shape of the clutch; it screams easy going and fun loving. So tell me, what do you think? Buy through Bloomingdale’s for $390.