I was recently gifted a Neverfull GM and decided that for my upcoming 3-day work trip to Boston, I was going to one-bag with it. Did I succeed? Yes. Would I recommend it? Probably not.

Starting L to R on the first picture: 

* Hat, gloves, scarf (didn't wind up using these, as it was warmer than anticipated)
* Small Coach clutch with my EDC stuff (glasses wipes, chapstick, foldable koozie, collapsible fan, mints, etc.)
* LV long wallet
* 16" MacBook Pro, chargers, sunglasses
* Longchamp Le Pilage Backpack (surprisingly, this WILL fit my huge ass computer)
* Notebook, planner, Kindle
* Puffer, 16oz waterbottle (wore puffer on plane)
* Le Sportac toiletry bag
* Blue button-up (wore on plane day 1)
* Thick rust shacket (wore on plane day 3)
* Black jeans, belt (wore on both flights)
* The Bag in Question
* 1 cotton tank, 2 merino tanks
* Socks, undies, bra
* Red short-sleeve jumpsuit
* 1 short-sleeve merino tee (wore on plane day 3)
* Doc Marten Chelsea boots (wore every day)
* Leopard print sweater (wore on plane day 1)
* Blue wool sweater

Pics two and three (Chihuahua for scale) show the bag filled, and with the center clipped to prove it DOES actually all fit in there! With the weather being in the 40's and rainy, I didn't want to sacrifice warmth, but I also wanted to look cute because I WFH and like getting to wear something nice when I'm parading around the city.

I did wind up pulling the computer, Kindle, and chargers out and putting them in the folded backpack because that was far more comfortable on my shoulders when I was on the move. In the end, a very full Neverfull is pretty unwieldy and awkward when you're trying to hustle through the airport after realizing they moved your gate to the other end of the terminal. I think if I were doing a weekend getaway somewhere warmer, and without the heavy computer, this bag would crush it.  

Neverfull? Is that a challenge?