Best non-food showbags at this year's Sydney Royal Easter Show
Showbags aren't just for kids, and haven't been for a long time.
Just ask any parent who has treated themselves to a Darrell Lea bag while trawling stalls at the Sydney Royal Easter Show for their child's special interest bag or favourite treat bag.
Showbags also aren't only about treats and snacks. They are so much more than that.
Every special interest is catered for, including makeup, art, TV shows and sport.
Here are the best non-food showbags on sale this year.
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MCoBeauty is the most exciting of the non-food showbags, as far as many are concerned.
MCoBeauty is an extraordinary and affordable makeup range and there's something exciting about lots of different product samples that have been chosen for you.
And for just $30, it's a bargain buy considering what you get.
Inside the MCoBeauty showbag you'll get Super Glow Drops, Golden Highlighter, Fragrance roll on, dewy blush, shimmer lip plump and an overnight lip mask.
So indulgent!
This showbag is valued at $114.
Fancy a bit of art? You can't go past the Home Studio Arts & Crafts showbag, which is filled with the best quality products including Derwent and Artline.
It costs $28.
Inside you'll find a carry tote, canvas pad, tracing paper, pencils acrylic paint, pastels and a colour retractable pen.
This is all worth $100.68.
Star Wars fans have a special treat waiting for them at this year's Sydney Royal Easter Show in the form of the Star Wars Mandalorian bag, which costs $32.
This showbag contains a Mandalorian trucker cap, socks, can cooler, keyring, t-shirt, tumbler and laminated bag.
All this is worth $77.65.
Tilly & Co has an incredible showbag this year which is filled with incredible, indulgent items.
It costs just $30.
Each has a tote bag, shoulder sling bag, self tan foam, toiletries including toothpaste and acid skin glow and Palmer's Brazilian Coco Cream.
The Fantasy Art showbag is a beautiful idea for young artists.
It costs just $20 and contains a number of art projects.
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