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- Back-to-school season is here, which means there's a lot of school-supply shopping to be done.
- Backpacks are arguably the most fun back-to-school item to buy - not only are they practical but they're a fun way to show off your personality.
- We asked Business Insider parents and their kids for some insight on what the coolest backpacks are for back-to-school 2019. Here are the five brands and trends they all agreed on, and some options you can buy now.
Backpacks are more than just a home for textbooks and pencil cases. Like anything we choose to wear, backpacks are just another way to show off our style and personality, especially for the grade-school generation.
Picking out a backpack was always one of the most exciting parts of back-to-school shopping. Every year brought new trends, from L.L. Bean patches that added some personalization to the adventure-ready The North Face backpacks that made their way down many a hallway.
If you're about to head back to school, or are the parent of a back-to-school kid, you've probably done some pondering on just what backpack you (or your child) want to walk into the new year with. We reached out to Business Insider parents and their kids to find out just what backpacks are trending this year. The result? Plenty of cool brands and styles that'll get you excited about back-to-school season.
Keep reading for the five coolest backpack brands and trends according to kids, below:
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