33 Backpacks That Will Have Your Kids Counting Down to the First Day of School

J.Crew's clear sequin backpack ($80) is see-through and super fun.

Gap's dino backpack ($45) has adjustable shoulder straps, dino graphics, and a zip closure pocket.

Hanna Andersson's There & Backpack ($54) has awesome embroidery and appliqué artwork featuring a unicorn, a dinosaur, a rainbow, and more.

Loungefly x Star Wars's R2-D2 backpack ($64) is made of faux leather and is spacious enough to carry battle plans or just plain homework.

Gap's flippy sequin backpack ($50) changes from gold to pink and has patch pockets on the side.

Preschoolers will flip for Skip Hop's Zoo Pack bat backpack ($20).

Herschel's Retreat backpack ($60) comes in 18 color combos and patterns and is made for kids ages 5 to 7 years old.

Available at Target, this Harry Potter Hogwarts School backpack ($24, originally $30) has a cell phone pocket, reflective tape, and a laptop sleeve.

OMG's silver unicorn backpack ($40) has whimsical unicorn graphics and iridescent accents.

Hanna Andersson's WB Batman backpack ($52) features cool Batman graphics on the back and the shoulder straps.

Made for the littlest students, Babymel's Zip & Zoe Dino Junior backpack ($30) has a bright and playful dinosaur print.

Cat & Jack's Splatter Star backpack ($20) features an artistic splatter and star print in a variety of colors, a roomy interior compartment with a laptop sleeve, two exterior zip pockets, and side mesh pockets for water bottles or snacks.

Hunter's Original backpack ($65) has a water-resistant finish that protects belongings on rainy days and lots of pockets for easy storage and access.

Made exclusively for Anthropologie, Mr. Boddington's Studio's Watermelon Pop backpack ($48) is made for kids ages 4 and up. Also check out the matching lunch box ($28) and pencil pouch ($18).

Loungefly's Darth Vader backpack ($44) has a cool 3D design and sleek black nylon material.

J.Crew's emoji backpack ($50) is perfect for the kid who loves to LOL.

Nike's Elemental backpack ($35) will keep your kid super organized. It even includes a removable pencil case.

Bari Lynn's Glitter Unicorn backpack ($65) features a variety of unicorn graphics on a glittery silver background.

Vans x Marvel Spidey Realm backpack ($44) has Spider-Man peeking out from the top of a sturdy canvas backpack accented with the brand's signature checks.

Adidas Originals's Santiago backpack ($35) has an old-school feel with contrasting white piping and the brand's signature trefoil grid.

J.Crew's glow-in-the-dark space-print backpack ($50) is big enough to hold all the books your future astronomer or astronaut needs.

Anthropologie's spaceship backpack ($50) will take the littlest students to the moon and back.

Loungefly x Hello Kitty's Dots backpack ($40) has charming ears and a puffy bow on top of a sturdy polka-dot backpack with an embroidered Hello Kitty face on the outside and plenty of room for school supplies inside.

J World's Oz Campus backpack ($30) has a cool neon doodle design on the outside and a laptop sleeve and a spacious main compartment on the inside.

The North Face's Electra backpack ($55) is the perfect compact kid size. A fleece-lined interior sleeve protects a tablet, and padded shoulder straps make for a more comfortable fit.

Old Navy's graphic backpack ($20, originally $25) comes in three designs featuring space, heart, and lavender motifs.

Bari Lynn's quilted metallic holographic backpack ($65) is sure to get noticed with its solid gold design.

Gap's Disney rollerboard backpack ($75) pays homage to Minnie Mouse with sequin ears and a glitter box applique. Wheels at the bottom and a collapsible handle at top make this a great option for kids who want to pull their packs, but a standard backpack version ($50) and a coordinating lunch box ($30) are also available.

Sprayground's Sawteetie Shark backpack ($80) has a 3D molded rubber shark mouth and eyes, a velour exterior, and a cool top sunglasses compartment.

Part of the Museum of Ice Cream collection, Art Class For Target's vinyl backpack ($17) features a transparent design with coordinating printed fabric trim and an ice cream cone zipper pull.

Cat & Jack's Scribble Dot backpack ($20) features an allover multicolored dot print in a scribble style and a fun message on the back that says "Be creative every day."

Gap's flippy sequin backpack ($45) has a navy blue nylon body with a colorful stripe print and a sequined front pocket that changes from navy with a pink "Hi" message to solid pink.

Pottery Barn Kids' Mackenzie Critter Grey Monster backpack ($39-$47, originally $50-$60) has all the pockets, straps, and gear loops a kid needs to keep everything in place. Personalize it with a name or initials for an extraspecial touch.