The summer’s hottest accessory just dropped.

Ever since lululemon first released the Everywhere Belt Bag in 2020, the small-but-spacious crossbody has been an internet sensation, even gaining some celebrity fans along the way. The variations of this viral sensation are endless, too: different colors, a longer-strap option, a larger bag size (2L), and even sherpa has been known to make an appearance during the winter months.

Now, lululemon quietly dropped what’s definitely going to be your new go-to during festival season and beyond. Need a clear bag for concerts? Meet the Everywhere Belt Bag 1L Clear.

It’s the bag you know and love, stadium-ready.

With new bag rules specifically stating you’ll need a clear bag for entry popping up at different venues, this launch can’t come at a better time. Whether you’re going to a concert at Metlife Stadium, a big music festival, a baseball game or even heading to Europe to see Taylor Swift in concert this summer — if you’re a longtime fan of the Everywhere Belt Bag, you’re going to want this clear version.

Available with black or white straps, the Everywhere Belt Bag Clear has the same shape and size as the classic Everywhere Belt Bag, but instead of a 100% polyester material, it’s a completely see-through water-resistant polyurethane plastic.

The clear belt bag is a new launch from lululemon, but if we know anything about these bags, it’s that they sell out quickly. If you’re going to be in the market for a new clear bag come football season, do yourself a favor and pick one up now so you’re ready for kickoff in the fall.

If you’re looking for something that’s still clear but bigger, lululemon still has you covered with the Clear Backpack Mini 10L.

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