The Advertisement - Continue Reading Below CA Notice at Collection the moment Advertisement - Continue Reading Below Other Hearst Subscriptions, holding your wallet, phone, headphones, and keys (a.k.a. everything you need). And, like I said, now is the moment to buy it, since the bag was just restocked *today* at Lululemon. Last restock, it only lasted a few days before selling out. The soft white colorway has already sold out, so scoop up the sleek black or gray option while you can.
The Lululemon belt bag is designed for when you're on-the-go. It's made of water-repellent fabric, has an exterior pocket for easy access, interior pockets to hold your valuables, and an adjustable strap to wrap around your waist or chest for comfortable wear. For a small but mighty bag, you couldn't ask for much more. On the price front, it comes in at just under $40.
Women's Health editors are huge fans because it's just the right size to hold your top out-the-door items. It's also a trend that's not going anywhere, so it's definitely worth adding to your cart. The name is totally fitting, too—you can literally wear it everywhere. Whether you're taking it with you to the gym, wearing it on your Other Hearst Subscriptions (which was the OG viral explanation), or just tossing it on to wear it while you run out the door for date night, the trendy accessory gives you hands-free convenience.
BTW, there's also Races - Places, which is super cute for the colder weather some of us are experiencing right now. Lululemon does offer other styles and sizes of belt bags if you happen to miss out on this restock, like the Nutrition - Weight Loss or mini version. But until it's gone again, I'll be here basking in the success of finally getting my hands on the top (and quick) seller.
Lululemon Belt Bags
BTW, theres also
Mini Belt Bag
Clean Lines Belt Bag
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Neha Tandon is the former senior commerce editor of Women's Health. She has written for New York Magazine, Cosmopolitan, BRIDES, Harper's Bazaar, Business Insider, Byrdie, and Well+Good.
Ellen McAlpine is a commerce editor and writer at Hearst Magazines, covering tech, fitness, lifestyle, and beyond. In her time as a writer, she’s covered everything from top tech items like running watches and ring lights to phone cases and beauty tools.
