The fall season is quickly approaching, and there’s no better way to step into a new season than with a pair of fresh shoes. This fall, there are so many chic shoe trends just waiting to be worn! From knee-high boots to burgundy loafers to Mary Jane ballet flats, there is no shortage of stylish options to add to your collection. If you’re ready to strut your way into fall, these shoes have you covered.
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Shoes. We can’t live without ’em, but sometimes the ones we want come from across the border and the price isn’t always worth the pick.
Luckily, whatever your guilty shoe pleasure, there’s an online Canadian shoe shop to feed your fix! These stores won’t charge you duties, and most even offer free delivery!
Below we’ve rounded up some of the best online Canadian shoe stores for every price point and budget.
StyleDemocracy
As North America’s leading warehouse sale company, you can expect to find some killer deals on shoes and more on shop.styledemocracy.com. The online store, which runs like a flash sale site, features a rotation of some of the world’s top brands for up to 80% off. Online warehouse sales happen a few times a month, so be sure to sign up for the email list to be notified about which online warehouse sale is next!
Little Burgundy
Based in Quebec, Little Burgundy has stores scattered across Canada, but you can also shop their selection of footwear and accessories for men and women online. You’ll find a wide selection of styles, from sneakers to heels to sandals and boots, from coveted brands like Nike, Sam Edelman, Vans, Michael Kors, and many more. Little Burgundy offers free shipping on orders $69.98 and up, or free shipping on orders delivered to your preferred store. Returns can be made within the year in-store as long as the merchandise is unworn and in new condition with the original receipt.
Heel Boy
We’ve got big love for this independent footwear retailer, which has stores in Toronto and Kingston. Men, women, and kids’ footwear and accessories are available in this Canadian online shop, with brands like Hunter, Lucky Brand, Dolce Vita, Franco Sarto, Ted Baker, and more. Canada-wide shipping is free on orders $150 and up or on orders delivered to your closest store. Returns can be made in-store or by mail within 14 days of the shipping date. After 14 days, online orders can be returned for an online store credit or exchanged in-store.
L’intervalle
If you’re looking for staple shoes for your fashion-forward closet, L’intervalle has you covered. The Montreal-founded footwear retailer has quickly expanded with stores across Canada, but you can find its entire selection online. There you’ll find a large selection of footwear and bags for both men and women, made in places like Spain, Brazil, and Italy. L’intervalle offers free shipping on orders $200 and over (the average price point is about $150), and full refunds are offered on full price footwear within 14 days of delivery.
The September
The September is a mecca for designer shoes. This women’s only online shopping destination carries brands such as Aquazurra, Salvatore Ferragamo, Jimmy Choo, Stuart Weitzman, and more. Prices on this website start at around $150. Canada-wide shipping and returns are free for orders over $100. Unworn and undamaged merchandise can be returned for free within 30-days of the purchase.
Globo Shoes
This online shoe shopping destination is a part of the ALDO Group family and originates from Montreal. It’s best known for its quality footwear for men, women, and children at affordable prices, with almost all footwear prices under they $100 mark. Globo also carries a selection of handbags and accessories. Free shipping is available on orders $60 and over. In-store pick-up is also available for those who have a Globo Shoes location near them. Returns on unworn and undamaged footwear can be made within 60 days of the purchasing date.
Getoutside
Getoutside is based in Toronto and has been around for over 20 years. The retailer’s flagship store is at Queen and Spadina, and its selection online is just as good as in-store. Getoutside carries footwear for men, women, and children, plus accessories like hats, socks, laces and shoe care. Brands on its roster include Converse, Blundstone, Veja, Sperry, Frye, Red Wing, Keds, and more. Free shipping is available on all orders $39.99 and over, and if you join their mailing list, you can get an extra 10% off. For extra sweet deals, don’t forget to check out the clearance section, which features footwear for up to 80% off.
Hudson’s Bay
Hudson’s Bay‘s online shoe shop is your one-stop shop for footwear. The iconic retailer has everything from high-end luxury brands like B Brian Atwood, Sophia Webster, Badgley Mischka, and Kate Spade to active lines like New Balance, Hunter, Puma, Nike, and more. It has an unbeatable selection of footwear for men, women, and children at all price points. Shipping is free on all orders over $99. If you’re not happy with your purchase, you have up to 30 days for a full refund. Shoppers also have the option to ship orders to their nearest store and return merchandise to the store nearest them.
Browns Shoes
This Montreal-based, family-owned shop has been around for over 70 years. Prices at Browns Shoes run on the higher end and range from $90 to $1500. Brands you can expect to find on Browns Shoes’ online store include Giuseppe Zanotti, Michael Michael Kors, adidas, Hunter, Steven Madden, Ted Baker, and more. Browns offers free shipping on all orders. If your shoes don’t fit, regular priced merchandise can be returned within 30 days in-stores or by mail.
NRML
If you’re looking for a pair of sneakers, NRML is a great place to look for both men and women. The Ottawa-based retailer is known for its collection of hard-to-find kicks, everyday staples, and exclusive releases. Brands on NRML’s roster include Nike, adidas, ASICS, Vans, and many more. While they don’t offer full refunds, they do offer exchanges or store credit within 30 days of purchase, and finding something you like won’t be too hard. If you can’t find the sneakers you’re looking for here, be sure to check out the rest of our favourite Canadian spots to shop sneakers.
SSENSE
Montreal-based retailer SSENSE is another Canadian go-to if you’re looking for high-end luxury shoes. Brands they carry include Maison Margiela, YSL, Alexander Wang, Christian Louboutin, Fendi, Givenchy, and more. Canada-wide standard shipping is absolutely free, and returns in the original condition and packaging can be made within 14 days of the delivery date.
ALDO Shoes
ALDO Shoes is a real Canadian mall staple. The Montreal-based retailer offers footwear for men, women, and kids online, as well as accessories like jewellery and bags for men and women. Get free shipping on orders $70+ when you order to your home, or completely free when you ship to an Aldo store of your choice.
Call It Spring
Another retailer part of the ALDO Group family is Call It Spring. The footwear destination is completely vegan and is the place to go for on-trend footwear on a budget. They offer free shipping on orders $60+ and no hassle returns in-store and online.
Gravitypope
Another great Canadian online destination for footwear is Vancouver-born Gravitypope. The high-end boutique offers clothing, beauty, and accessories, but their shoe selection is the real draw. Find brands like Dr. Martens, Veja, See By Chloe, Clarks, Comme Des Garcons Play, Frye, and more for men and women. Free shipping is offered on orders of $300+ and ranges between $15.95 and $20.95 for smaller orders.
Simons
Another Canadian department store worth checking out is Simons. The Montreal-based retailer features in-house lines and a variety of name brands, including Moschino, Nike, Converse, Paul Smith, and many more. Items can be shipped straight to your home and for free when you ship to the store. Full refund returns can be made 30 days from the receipt date and within 10 days for sale items.
La Canadienne
It seems like all good things for our feet come from Quebec! One more Montreal-based retailer to have on your radar is La Canadienne. While the prices for footwear are on the higher end — prices start at around $350 — each pair of shoes sold at La Canadienne are handcrafted in Canada and Italy. Standard delivery is completely free and full refunds are offered on unworn or defective merchandise within 21 days of receipt date.
119 Corbo
With a location in Yorkville, Toronto, 119 Corbo is where designer enthusiasts go to shop. The shoe collection boasts designers like Rick Owens, Jil Sander, Dries Van Noten, and more. If you’re looking for sleek and chic styles, check 119 Corbo out.
Capsule
Obsessed with being on top of the sneaker game? Capsule has over 30 brands to search through for the latest pair of kicks to snag. Browse the site, you won’t be disappointed by the selection.
John Fluevog
If you’re looking to add some fun and unique shoes to your wardrobe, then you have to check out John Fluevog’s site. There are many unique shapes and designs, you won’t even know where to begin. These shoes are literally a piece of artwork on your feet.
Maguire
This Quebec-based brand has two retail stores in Canada, but you can shop Maguire online, too! The styles featured are designed in Montreal and ethically manufactured in factories across the globe. Each style is made in a limited run, so if you see something you like, act fast!
The Last Hunt
The Last Hunt in another Quebec-based store, but it focuses on discounted footwear for your active life. If you’re looking for a great deal on hiking boots or running shoes, you can find deals of up to 60% off for brands like The North Face, Merrell, ASICS, Saucony, and more here.
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Just when you thought it all couldn’t get any worse, we get the news that beloved Canadian shoe retailer ALDO is reportedly planning on closing almost half of its Canadian stores.
Retail-Insider reports that the Montreal-based retailer will be closing down 40% of its fleet.
This news comes after it was revealed that the shoe and accessory retailer filed for creditor protection back in May. In a release, the company said, “Like many other fashion retailers, we have been operating in a challenging retail environment over the last several years. Two years ago, we designed and began executing a comprehensive plan to restructure the business. We were making strong progress, but the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has put too much pressure on our business.”
The retailer also explained that they’re unable to predict how long the restructuring process will take but “our goal is to emerge from these proceedings as quickly as possible. However, the process can take several months.”
There’s no word yet on exactly which ALDO stores will be closing as those details will come once the process has started.
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Even before the major struggle that continues to be COVID-19, many brands and retailers were experiencing hardship in the retail world. One brand that is, unfortunately, having a rough go is Canadian footwear and accessories brand ALDO.
It’s just been announced that the brand has filed for and obtained creditor protection which means that the company has at least 10 days to restructure and come up with a plan.
“ALDO is one of the world’s leading fashion footwear and accessory brands with a solid track record of growth and profitability for almost half a century. It is no secret that the retail industry has experienced rapid and significant change over the last several years. We were making strong progress with the transformation of our business to tackle these challenges; however, the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has put too much pressure on our business and our cash flows. After conducting an exhaustive review of strategic alternatives, we determined that filing under CCAA and related proceedings is in ALDO’s best interest to preserve the Company for the long term and survive through this challenging period,” says David Bensadoun, Chief Executive Officer of the Company, in a release.
According to CBC, none of the company’s U.S or Canadian stores paid rent in April or May, and its filings suggest it’ll run out of money by June.
While ALDO sold just over $1.2 billion worth of merchandise in the past 12 months up until February, it ended up losing money — $74.8 million at Canadian stores, and about $52.8 million in the U.S.
However, now that non-essential businesses are allowed to reopen soon in Ontario, ALDO locations that have street entrances will be opening their doors in accordance with public health regulations. With that being said, the brand’s filings reveal that not all of its 850 North American stores will reopen and will be closed for good.
Have an ALDO gift card that you’re looking to use? CBC also reports that the brand is asking courts for permission to honour customer gift cards during the restructuring process.
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If you think the weather outside is frightful, you’ll be happy to hear that you can stock up on everything you need to take on the winter from the comfort of your warm and cozy home. There are plenty of amazing online sales for you to shop this weekend, as well as a couple of in-store sale (if you’re willing to brave the cold).
Take a peek at some of our top weekend sale picks below.
Fall & Winter Designer Shoe Warehouse Sale
From now until November 10, the Designer Shoe Sale will be open at the Markham Fairgrounds! Shop over 30,000 pairs of shoes from brands like Cole Haan, Vince Camuto, Lucky Brand, Sam Edelman, Naturalizer, and more. Get full details about the Fall & Winter Designer Shoe Warehouse Sale.
The Sleep Country & Dormez-Vous? 25th Birthday Sale
If you’re thinking about upgrading your bedtime routine, you’ll be happy to hear that Sleep Country is giving away $25 gift cards for its 25th birthday! Take advantage of this deal and save on mattresses, headboards, pillows, duvets, and more. The final day to use the card is November 12, so act fast! Get full details about the Sleep Country & Dormez-Vous? Birthday Sale.
Hudson’s Bay
Head to Hudson’s Bay for a weekend of super savings! In-store and online, you can save an extra 20% on almost everything online (10% off cosmetics and fragrances) when you pay with your Hudson’s Bay Mastercard or credit card. Or save 15% off everything online no matter how you pay when you use the promotion code “SUPER”. Shop the Hudson’s Bay sale.
Club Monaco
The weather is getting chillier, which means it’s time for a new, warm winter jacket! Luckily, Club Monaco is taking 25% off all outerwear with the promotion code “TOPLAYER”. Shop stylish peacoats, down puffers, shearling jackets, and more. Save on outerwear until November 11. Shop the Club Monaco sale.
ALDO Shoes
Because you can never have too many shoes, we suggest checking out two awesome sales that ALDO is hosting right now. For a limited time, the retailer is taking 20% off all boots and an extra 30% off select styles. Let the savings begin! Shop the ALDO Shoes sale.
Sport Chek
If you’ve been eyeing anything at Sport Chek, now is your time to score! Sport Chek’s family and friend’s pricing is on now and you could save up to 60% off. Use the code “FF19NOV” to get the discount. Shop the Sport Chek sale.
Amazon
Black Friday is starting early at Amazon. Early Black Friday deals with the e-comm giant are aplenty. Shop everything from footwear and apparel, to tech, home, and beauty at a discount. And don’t forget to check out the deal of the day! Shop the Early Black Friday sale at Amazon.
J.Crew
Right now when you shop online with J.Crew, you can save 30% on your entire purchase. Use the promotion code “SHOP30” to get the discount on clothing and accessories for men, women, and kids. Shop the J.Crew sale.
Lacoste
Another great place to hunt for winter outerwear this weekend is Lacoste. The classic brand is taking 20% off outerwear and shoes with the promotion code “CHILL20”. The sale runs until November 20. Shop the Lacoste sale.
Sephora
The Sephora Beauty Insider Holiday Bonus sale has arrived and we couldn’t be more excited! From now until November 11, Rouge members save 20% off, VIBs save 15% off, and Insiders get 10% off. Signing up to be a Sephora Insider is free, so you can get the discount no matter what — just use the promotion code “HOLIDAYSAVE” when you’re ready to check out. Shop the Sephora sale.
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It might often feel like Canadian fashion brands don’t quite measure up to their American and European counterparts, but the truth is, that just isn’t the case. Canada is home to some incredible talent, especially when it comes to fashion. Some of the world’s most favourite brands were born right here on Canadian soil, including Aritzia, Jason Wu, Sentaler, and more.
From casual everyday wear and accessories, to red-carpet approved gowns, celebrities and models alike can’t seem to get enough of our homegrown talent. We’re talking about everyone from Meghan Markle, Michelle Obama, Kendall Jenner, Hailey Bieber, Miley Cyrus, Camilla Cabello, and many many more.
In case your wardrobe is in need of some local labels, here are Canadian fashion brands celebrities all over the world just can’t get enough of.
Tanya Taylor
Raised in Toronto but designed in New York City, the Tanya Taylor brand embodies youthful spirit with its artful use of colour, bold prints, and simple feminine silhouettes. The pieces are sophisticated yet fun, and have been spotted on a slew of stars including Reese Witherspoon, Lena Dunham, Sarah Hyland, Tracee Ellis Ross, Michelle Obama, and Beyoncé.
Pink Tartan
Whether you knew it or not, Pink Tartan actually started in Toronto in 2002 and creator Kimberley Newport-Mimran has been providing effortless simplicity to its garments ever since. Over time the brand has garnered a following by celebrities like Jenny McCarthy, fashion icon Kim Cattrall, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Suits star Sarah Rafferty, and others. Clearly whatever Pink Tartan has been doing has been working, as more and more celebs are repeatedly wearing the brand at red carpet events.
Jenny Bird
Founded in 2008, Jenny Bird is known for its bold, modern designs that are carried in leading fashion retailers worldwide. The Toronto-based brand’s playful designs have garnered international attention from A-listers such as model Ashley Graham, former first lady Michelle Obama, tennis-star Bianca Andreescu, comedian Chelsea Handler, legendary actress Jane Fonda, reality TV star and makeup guru Kylie Jenner, singing queen P!nk, runway icon Hailey Bieber, This is Us actress Mandy Moore, and the one-and-only Celine Dion, just to name a few.
SENTALER
Toronto-based SENTALER, which is known for its luxury outwear, has become not only a favourite of Canadians, but also the Royal Family. Made with ethically sourced, sustainable, and cruelty-free fabrics and furs, SENTALER is an internationally recognized brand thanks to support from the Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle, who has appeared publicly on multiple occasions in the brand’s Long Wide Collar Wrap Coat with Signature Ribbed Cuffs.
Aritzia
Known for its elevated and quality-crafted basics, Vancouver-born Aritzia is where most shoppers go to stock up on well-made coats, great jeans, tailored trousers, layering essentials, and cozy knits. And it’s not just Canadians that can’t get enough of the brand, but celebs, too, including Riverdale actress Camila Mendes, the Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle, model Haley Bieber, fashion icon Cindy Crawford, social media queen Kylie Jenner, and more.
Aldo
Even some of the biggest names in the industry can’t get enough of our beloved homegrown footwear brand, Aldo. Singer Camila Cabello recently wore Aldo heels at the MTV Video Music Awards, Pretty Little Liars Actress Lucy Hale donned a pair of Aldo heels at New York Fashion Week, and country music star Kacey Musgraves was spotted in the Canadian brand at the Country Music Hall of Fame this summer. But let’s not forget about the Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton, who opted for Aldo heels at the 2019 Wimbledon Championships this year.
Smythe
Since launching in 2004 with blazers and jackets, Smythe has evolved into a collection of everyday wardrobe essentials that have gained a cult-status following. Today, Smythe is a go-to Canadian favourite among celebrities and the list of supporters is endless. The brand is known for receiving support from actresses Viola Davis, Nicole Kidman, Jessica Biel, Amber Heard, and Lucy Hale in addition to English-American model Georgia May Jagger, and reality TV star Bethenny Frankel.
Ellie Mae Studios
If you’re not a fan of Ellie Mae Studios yet, you definitely will be soon. The high-end womenswear line, which is focused on creating limited-run production collections, is located in the heart of Toronto, and 90% of the Ellie Mae production is done on-site in the brand’s very own production house. Since launching, the brand has picked up a cult following, which includes A-list stars. The Canadian brand’s list of celeb supports includes Bella Hadid, Nicole Scherzinger, Kate Beckinsale, Molly Sims, Alessandra Ambrosio, and even Miley Cyrus.
Jason Wu
While Jason Wu is now based in the U.S., the designer was born in Vancouver, which is where he first learned to sew. Known for his chic yet edgy designs, Wu most notably went mainstream amongst celebs when Michelle Obama wore one of his gowns to her husband’s first inaugural ball after winning the presidency in 2009. Since then, Wu’s designs have been seen on multiple celebrities including Naomi Watts, Gwyneth Paltrow, Olivia Palermo, Adriana Lima, Linda Cardellini, Meghan Markle, Kate Bosworth, and Gemma Chan to name a few.
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Boots are some of the most fun shoes to shop for because they just seem to have the power to make you feel chic, edgy, and cool. We are fully into the fall season and we’ve been seeing tons of amazing trendy boots that are sure to spice up any look.
Some fall boot trends we’ve been loving are animal print, square toe, knee-high, and western style, just to name a few. A stylish pair of boots can really make any plain outfit into an instantly chic ensemble.
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Fall is officially here and as much as much as we love the small bag trend, they’re just impractical. September seems to bring with it the return of responsibility, whether it be school or work so your days spent relaxing by the beach are unfortunately over. No longer are your essentials just your phone and a lipstick so it’s time to get your hands on a fall work bag that will hold more than just a few items! With that being said, we firmly believe you shouldn’t have to make any style sacrifices to be practical. We’ve got you covered with a list of great bags for fall that will hold all your essentials!
Read on to shop 10 fall work bags that will hold all your essentials!
Sustainable shopping is one of those trends that honestly shouldn’t be a trend — it should be commonplace, but here we are. So many retailers and brands have been implementing sustainability into their practices and it’s about damn time. If you’re looking to shop more sustainably but aren’t willing to sacrifice style, ALDO is here with its new sustainable shoe collection.
Global footwear retailer ALDO has just released RPPL, its first sustainable shoe collection.
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“The launch of the RPPL is a pivotal step towards our on-going journey and commitment towards a more sustainable future. We’re thrilled to have begun this partnership with the team at BLOOM, a move that has allowed us to explore new materials and methods of production that will have meaningful benefits on our customers, allowing them to choose good, while helping our planet.” said Daianara Grullon Amalfitano, SVP of ALDO, in a release.
The shoes are made from water bottles and have a sole that’s formulated with BLOOM Foam, which is made from lake algae biomass.
ALDO
Algae is a carbon neutral raw material that’s grown without any labour, irrigation, pesticides, or fertilizers and each RPPL shoe helps clean 35 litres of fresh water.
The RPPL (pronounced ripple) collection will keep 46 tons of carbon dioxide out of the worlds atmosphere because of its low impact and recycled materials.
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“ALGIX and BLOOM are super excited to be collaborating with ALDO, such an innovating and exciting brand that is using our BLOOM Foam sustainable material to make a major positive impact on our environment. With every RPPL shoe, together we will transform air and water pollution into sustainable footwear the consumer will be proud to wear! Together we have the power to restore our environment leaving tomorrow better than today.” said Mike Van Drunen, Co-Founder of BLOOM, innovators of BLOOM Foam technology, in a release.
The RPPL collection is available in-store and online now. It consists of women’s and mens styles and each shoe retails for $90.
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Trends come and go, any person who knows anything about the fashion life cycle is aware of this. Every season there’s a new “it” bag, and often times by next season, it’ll be out of style and on the shelves of every discount retailer and consignment store. This isn’t always the case as sometimes there are exceptions for certain pieces and the Hermès Birkin Bag is one of them. However, with a price point between $11,900 and $300,000, it’s the kind of accessory that most folks will never get their stylish hands on. If you’re searching for a Birkin Bag but can’t bear to shell out that kind of money, perhaps one of these affordable alternatives would suit you and your budget.
Here are 5 affordable alternatives to the iconic Hermès Birkin Bag.
Dasein Padlock Satchel Handbag, $58
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If spending over $10,000 on a purse is too daunting for your wallet, then this Dasein handbag that rings in at $58 might sound a lot better. Available in a variety of colours, this is a great alternative to the classic Birkin as it has all the classic hardware, but is a fraction of the price. If you’re in the market for a new work bag, this baby is a great option as it can even hold your laptop!
Tory Burch Lee Radziwill Bag, $1,061
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Even though this Tory Burch bag is pricy, you have to admit it’s a steal compared to the price of a Birkin. The Lee Radziwell bag is a great option, as it’s still got that luxury vibe that’s synonymous of a Birkin Bag, but it’ll last longer than a fast fashion alternative.
ALDO Pauviel Bag, $55
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If you’re bored of bags in colours like black, beige, and cream, ALDO’s Pauviel Bag is sure to liven things up. A gorgeous Birkin alternative but in fun leopard print, this is a great statement bag to wear that will still encompass those #BossLady vibes you’re after.
Knotty Metallic Top Handle Bag, $122
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Crazy about the mini bag trend? This sparkly Knotty bag is not only super cute, but it’s a great dupe for the mini Birkins that have been all over Instagram these days. We love that this bag comes in a bunch of different colours so you can have one to match every outfit, kind of like how Victoria Beckham seems to have one Birkin for every look!
Le Chateau Faux Leather Satchel, $49
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Say hello to your new everyday go-to bag. This satchel from mall fave Le Chateau will ensure every outfit looks polished and pulled together, as it’s professional and super stylish. What we love about this option is how roomy it is — it has two compartments that can hold all your bits and pieces that you’ll need throughout the day.
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