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Expect to pay $100-300+ for thoughtful makers + legit materials.
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The Global Briefcase from Topo converts from backpack to briefcase with enough external access and style to be one of my personal favorite daily carry bags. view bag
Classy heritage vibes. Dry finished waxed canvas. Solid modern organization. Hand shucked in Scotland. Made for the long-haul. view bag
The GR2 from GoRuck will last your entire life, features a segmented main compartment, is extensible with pouches and accessories and boasts a very rugged, handsome look. view bag
This bag from Filson is easily one of my favorite briefcase-type bags due to it's excellent materials, organization, and classic aesthetic. view bag
This backpack from Baron Fig is really thoughtful, minimal and useful. Lovely daily carry bag. view bag
The Bolt Backpack from Waterfield Designs is a damn classy bag. If I was playing the "raise money" game in the bay area, this is the direction I would go. view bag
A thoughtfully designed backpack for modern career professionals who want a classy-casual aesthetic, rugged materials and solid organization. view bag
This very packable bag from YNOT is SUPER minimal, very simple, and a favorite choice of mine for packing away into a larger travel bag for daily use. view bag
High quality waxed canvas and leather. Simple organization. Some models use magnets to latch. Simple and solid. view bag
Durable. Organized. Playful.
New Heritage.
Well designed simplicity
Delicious. Rich. Techy.
Bombproof style.
Strong. Simple.
Classic Vibe. Modern Appeal.
American Simple Epic.
F*cking Heritage, Man
Simple. Sturdy.
40 Year Simplicity
Elegant. Playful.
Organic. Elegant.
Minimal. Essential.
Classy. Grounded.
Smooth Operator.
Heritage Vibes.
Simply Delightful
Simple. Classy.
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