The Bucket Bag

What is a bucket bag?

A bucket back is a tall purse with a cylindrical bottom. Sometimes, bucket handbags have a more rounded square or rectangular base. While traditional bucket bags are often closed using a drawstring, The Bucket Bag features a magnetic closure for added security.

Are bucket bag purses in style?

Although the bucket bag has been around for years, it's still a staple in the closets of many women. This is because it can be styled in many different ways. Whether you’re going on a date, hitting the town with friends, or running errands, the bucket bag is a great companion. Pair with a slim credit card case for easy access to your credit cards. We've added our own twist to this timeless bag, enhancing it in many ways. For example, the top handle is removable, and the shoulder strap is adjustable. It's also designed to hold 150 pounds, allowing you to carry your laptop, water bottle, books, and more. Further, it features three interior compartments to keep your phone, wallet, and cabless secure and organized.

How do I wear a bucket handbag?

You can wear The Bucket bag in many ways, including over the shoulder and across your chest like a crossbody. Regardless of how you wear it, the adjustable straps and removable handle provide added versatility. Our bucket bag is also available in many colors. With plenty of options at your fingertips, you can find the best women’s handbag for your personal style.

How big are women’s bucket bags from Rothy’s?

Rothy's bucket bag purse has a height of 16.1 inches, a length of 14.2 inches, and a depth of 6.3 inches. It's large enough to fit a 15" laptop without overstretching it. The handle is 9.8 inches, and the strap is 49.2 inches long. If you want something smaller, browse our selection of crossbody bags.

What materials are used to make The Bucket Bag?

Our bucket purse is knit with a thread carefully made from marine plastic and our signature thread that's spun from recycled single-use bottles. Every bucket bag from Rothy's is made up of approximately 1,028 grams of ocean-bound marine plastic.