Because sports accessories should work hard and look good, too, our Air Jordan bags range has a choice of sleek designs to match your unique style. Bold logo prints show off your new bag's impeccable athletic creds, while discreet badging creates a more understated effect. Keep an eye out for collab pieces, ideal for celebrating your favourite sporting heroes. Probably the best lunchbox in the world was dreamt up in 2011 by South London mum Sarah Kerr, who couldn’t find a box that didn’t leak baby food all over her hands and bags. So she made one herself. Is it a box? Is it a bag? Is it a design statement? This roomy beauty from Canadian company Fluf is all three, and with superb eco credentials to boot.

Food flask: If you’re a soup fiend, go for a flask instead of a lunchbox. Wide flasks such as the Thermos King Food are double-wall insulated and water-tight – more so than lunchboxes that describe themselves as leak-proof. A food flask is wide enough for rice, noodles and stews as well as soup. For more, read our review of the best flasks. Which material is best for lunchboxes? We found the seal wasn’t 100% water-proof, so you’d want to keep drinks in a separate container, but the Yumbox is certainly the most ooze-proof box we tried. Bamboo: Bamboo is a strong, lightweight, affordable, eco-friendly and very attractive alternative to wood, but it warps and stains very easily and shouldn’t be immersed in water. Good for lunchbox components rather than entire lunchboxes.We love this bold, plain ‘Lunch’ edition, but there are several others to choose from, including the fabulous Jaws-style ‘Shark’ and fruit-patterned ‘Eat the Rainbow’; perfect for reminding you to eat your five-a-day. Whether you’re a tapas-style luncher, a classic sarnie lover or the lord of leftovers, there really is a lunchbox design that’ll work for you. Be it a plastic, glass or bamboo lunchbox, we’ve tested and reviewed them all and posted our findings below. Indeed, we like to think we’ve dispelled those memories of the stinky plastic boxes of old, highlighting brilliant new designs that keep food fresh and help you eat in comfort, whether you’re in the canteen or at the park. READ NEXT: The best reusable water bottles and sport bottles The best lunchboxes to buy in 2022 1. Yumbox Panino: Best leak-proof lunchbox Silicone: Silicone seals stop things leaking, so they turn up in all kinds of lunchboxes. Silicone isn’t as durable as polypropylene, so be wary of the dishwasher if there’s a lot of it in your lunchbox.