There is no stopping the IKEA FRAKTA blue bag

·May 13, 2017·1 Comment

Since the IKEA inspired $2,145 Balenciaga tote, there’s been a flurry of fashion items made out of the FRAKTA bag.

I’ve been chuckling at some of the more outlandish ones but well, it’s nothing we’ve not seen over here at IKEA hackers.

FRAKTA fashion started from way back. 2006 to be precise.

The first was this laptop bag from funk-station.

And then in 2010, Adriana’s fantastic FRAKTA halter dress. And bikini line.

Thanks to Balenciaga, the yellow and blue bag with its crinkly tone is trending as the hottest fashion item around. Seems like everyone is making stuff out of FRAKTAs.

Take a look, but don’t take this too seriously.

No one is going to be walking around, dressed in an IKEA bag anytime soon.

#4 For your IKEA run

Cool pants. Don’t forget the sneakers below.

#5 Yeezy does it

Via Hypebeast

Sneaker customizer Mache salvaged his pair of Cream Whites Yeezys by jumping on the IKEA meme wagon.

Via Instagram

#6 Get your game on

Via Instagram

Apparently many will part with moolah for an IKEA baseball cap.

#7 Don’t hold your breath for this one

Via Instagram

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Tailor made for Beijing air.

#8 If Balenciaga’s version ain’t for you, go for this

Via Instagram

#9 Let’s get comfy shall we

Via Instagram

#10 The best vest

Via Instagram

An eye popping, traffic stopping vest. I can see my local lollipop man (or woman) in this.

I love the creativity triggered by one 99 cent tote. Let’s see how long before the steam runs out on this meme.

To see more FRAKTA hacks, click here.

Buy IKEA FRAKTA blue bags at IKEA.com

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Jules Yap

Jules Yap started IKEAHackers.net in 2006 as a personal blog to showcase the most impressive IKEA hacks from all over the world. Since then, she has learned a lot more about power tools and DIY. Her site has helped thousands modify IKEA furniture with step-by-step tutorials, craft projects and home styling.

Jules is the author of IKEAHackers.net: 25 Biggest and Best Projects".