First of all, there is a rush of Hermes--well, I won't tar them with the epitaph "knock-offs," and no one would mistake them for Hermes, but they are definitely horsey:

Which also comes in light beige. And then there's

Which, again, wouldn't fool anyone for a second. But this one

is really a bit too close to Hermes's iconic "Bolduc" print ... so if I were an in-house attorney at Hermes, I'd sit up and notice.
So that was fun. But then ... I found it. The perfect print. The print that was so perfect that I actually went and found my daughter and shoved my laptop under her nose, practically squealing "Look at this!" and hoping that she'd like it so I could spend $78 on a new backpack for her.

And she did, so I did.
So ... the moral of the story is ... if you like to shop, name your daughter
p.s. The LeSportsac website is awesome. And if you're interested in a particular pattern for
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Poppy, I am so impressed that you're familiar with the name of the "Bolduc" print!
My daughter selected a guy-ish grey North Face backpack.
She's never let me dress her in girly clothes. What's a mother to do?
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