Petunia Pickle Bottom diaper bags offer new moms style, fashion and glamour whilst still letting them provide all the care, love and attention that their baby needs. Many of the bags are so discrete and chic that a lot of moms have swapped their separate purse and diaper bag for stylish number for PPB that handles both jobs effortlessly. Compliments are almost guaranteed if you own a Petunia Pickle Bottom bag and they’ve been a huge hit with celebrities like Heidi Klum and Angelina Jolie.
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The bags are made in materials that feel like drapery rather than baby ware and all feature intricate embroidered details. As a result, the bags can be a little on the pricey side starting at $100 with bigger bags costing upwards of $150. If this is out of your price range, try to find a gently-used pre owned bag on eBay.com or Craigslist. You might even be able to pick up something you like from Overstock.com, Babysteals.com or the Petunia Pickle Bottom Outlet.
Petunia Pickle Bottom started up in 2001 and now produce a wide variety of bags:
- The clutch bag – this is the smallest bag you’ll be able to buy and will literally hold basic essentials.
- The tote bag – a little large than the clutch but still very much a form over function number that won’t hold a lot and doesn’t offer a huge amount of organizational clout.
- The handbag – easier to organize than the tote and slightly larger still. Probably the best compromise for most moms who want to trade their purse for a diaper bag that they can use as a purse.
- The messenger – perfect for Mom or Dad. The messenger bag offers loads of space divided between a number of pockets and compartments with a foldover top.
- The backpack – the best choice for parents who want to keep both hands free and who have a lot to carry.
You can find out more about the different Petunia Pickle Bottom diaper bags on John’s website.The plush fabrics that Petunia Pickle Bottom diaper bags use makes them look and feel stunning but at the expense of making them a little fragile. While the bags feel sturdy and well-made, if you don’t look after your bag it will end up aging rapidly and be ready for the trash can within a year. Petunia Pickle Bottom recommends that you only dry clean their bags. Existing owners have written about great success in cleaning their bags using home dry-cleaning kits, a wet sponge, tumble drying with a Febreeze sheet (only really freshens the bag) and even hand washing in cool water. If you do hand wash your bag (even a ‘hand-wash’ cycle in your washing machine works) lay it out flat and let it dry naturally. Don’t tumble dry it when wet! Remember that you do this at your own risk and only try it if you can afford to lose your bag. If you need something more hard-wearing, try a Jujube, a Vera Bradley or an Oi Oi diaper bag.
