As usual, a summary of our favorite posts on man purses, messenger bags, and other important male accessories from the Satchel Pages this month:

Two ways to find out what’s inside your man bag: in the dark and in the future.

A tour of Timbuk2’s custom messenger bag builder.

Jewel-encrusted man-clutches, anyone? Terrence?

Bailout bags: man purses of last […]

At month’s end, here’s a quick review of April’s best posts in the Satchel Pages:

Man purses you can wear that no one will notice: hidden cargo shorts, undercover holsters, harnesses, underarm and leg pouches, and more.

Cogent commentary on the man-bag phenomenon and related fashion advice from Sean Combs, Variety magazine, and a California waitress.

Lore Sjöberg […]

. . . and what a week it was! Here, in one place, is a rundown of the Satchel Pages’ recent posts about options for men who seek the benefits of wearing a purse without the risks of actually being caught wearing one:

The e-Holster Leather Shoulder Harness Case System from Personal Electronics Concealment allows you […]

March was a busy month at the Satchel Pages. Here’s a quick review of the highlights of our exciting man-purse coverage — since last the calendar turned:

Microsoft introduces a product sure to advance man-purse technology: the Ultra-Mobile PC, code named “Origami.”

For man-purse accessory week, we highlight the latest headphone untanglers, free-form gizmo diapers, laptop sleeves, […]

Here’s a quick summary of features from the Satchel Pages’ recent survey of man-purse accessories:

Five accessories to solve your iPod earbud tangle-and-dangle problems.

The creeping problem of highly specific gizmo-holder accessories and their antidote, a high-tech hanky.

Four different takes on an accessory that frees your laptop bag to be the man purse it wants to be: […]

Here at the Satchel Pages, of course, every month is Man Purse Month. But February has ended and it’s time to review the highlights:

Messenger bags, Baghdad-worthy backpacks, and laptop sleeves from Tom Bihn, plus those famous “We are sorry our president is an idiot” labels.

How to sneak into sporting and other events with your man […]