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Archive for the 'Messenger Bags' Category
Sunday, January 21st, 2007
The newly revamped Wall Street Journal helps its aging readers get with it.
Searching unsuccessfully for a briefcase for her husband, hapless New York reader G.N. seeks counsel from Journal fashion reporter Teri Agins:
I had a really hard time trying to find anything, let alone something that I liked. Are briefcases ‘out of style’ now, especially [...]
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Posted in Attaches, Briefcases, Laptop Bags, Man Bags, Manufacturers, Messenger Bags, Straps | No Comments »
Sunday, January 7th, 2007
Sick and tired of friends and co-workers who always seem to get a large charge when they see you lugging around your man purse?
Well, here’s a bag that carries a charge you can put to use — juicing your laptop while it’s packed inside.
Every company wants its own line of manbags, it seems. Maybe it’s [...]
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Posted in Accessories, Backpacks, Bag Contents, Carry-On Bags, Details, Electronics, Gadget Bags, Laptop Bags, Man Bags, Man Purse Technology, Manufacturers, Messenger Bags, Saddlebags, Shoulder Bags, Wheeled Bags | No Comments »
Sunday, August 6th, 2006
What is it with those “Man-n-Bag” folks?
What is Man-n-Bag? Well, it’s a company that sells man bags. And they seem like fine products, from the looks of them. The company’s Axible is a small black nylon shoulder bag meant for gadgets. It has some nice features, including a bright interior lining, a magnetic snap closure, [...]
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Posted in Details, Gadget Bags, Man Bags, Manufacturers, Marketing, Messenger Bags, Public Image, Role Models, Shoulder Bags | 4 Comments »
Tuesday, June 20th, 2006
We’ve heard from man-purse enthusiasts employing the bag-in-a-bag strategy. But here’s a bag that appears to do all the fancy inserting for you: The Chrome Messenger Backpack.
It’s like a bag within a bag. The independently suspended weatherproof liner freely floats within the outer shell eliminating seams exposed to the outside elements. Your cargo is safe [...]
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Posted in Backpacks, Commentary, Courier Bags, Man Bags, Manufacturers, Messenger Bags, Public Image | No Comments »
Tuesday, June 6th, 2006
Tumi says today’s featured bag has “the styling of a messenger with the organization of a computer brief.”
We’ve noted a hybrid bag from Tumi before. We’re not exactly sure the T-Tech Pulse Eldridge Computer Messenger Bag breaks any new ground — who hasn’t stuffed a notebook computer in a messenger bag, with or without a [...]
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Posted in Briefcases, Details, Laptop Bags, Man Bags, Manufacturers, Messenger Bags, Shoulder Bags, Wheeled Bags | 1 Comment »
Friday, June 2nd, 2006
Speaking of 24, over at Yahoo! Answers a reader named Miss D writes in with a query:
If Jack Bauer is so badass, why does he carry a murse?
Twenty would-be wise guys try to explain. Including Dave, who lays it out:
That’s where he carries all his whoopass. Sometimes he has so much of it, it spills [...]
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Posted in Bag Contents, Commentary, Electronics, Gadget Bags, Law Enforcement Gear, Man Bags, Messenger Bags, Military Bags, Public Image, Role Models, Shoulder Bags | 2 Comments »
Thursday, June 1st, 2006
Looking for the canvas messenger bag carried by Jack Bauer, Kiefer Sutherland’s character on TV’s longest-running week-long show, 24?
According to our visitor logs, so are a lot of other people. We don’t get it. What, exactly, is the virtue of carrying a man purse identical to that of a fictional, independent, go-it-alone secret agent? So [...]
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Posted in Gadget Bags, Law Enforcement Gear, Man Bags, Manufacturers, Marketing, Messenger Bags, Military Bags, Public Image, Role Models, Survival Gear | 25 Comments »
Monday, May 22nd, 2006
One term we excluded from our search for the most popular names for a man purse last week was carry on. That’s because — like most airlines — we distinguish between bulky luggage stuffed into an overhead bin and those “personal items” you can usually sneak to your seat with. Man bags, messenger bags, and [...]
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Wednesday, May 17th, 2006
Our last post on Google Trends and its implications for man-bag carriers everywhere left out a few terms that people might use to refer to a man’s handbag. So today we’ll set out to see if we can find a better answer to a simple question:
If you want to make it sound as innocuous and [...]
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Posted in Backpacks, Diaper Bags, Duffle Bags, Gadget Bags, Holsters, Laptop Bags, Man Bags, Messenger Bags, Military Bags, Straps, Wallets | 1 Comment »
Monday, May 15th, 2006
A new tool from Google makes it easier than ever for nervous male carriers of handbags to decide what they can safely call their man purse. The tool is called Google Trends, and it allows you to compare the popularity of various search terms over the last few years.
How is this useful to the pursed [...]
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Posted in Attaches, Backpacks, Bookbags, Briefcases, Clutches, Commentary, Courier Bags, Fanny Packs, Field Bags, Hip Bags, Man Bags, Marketing, Messenger Bags, Patrol Cases, Shoulder Bags | 2 Comments »
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