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| SOLD!!!! I bought this new from TEFORS (Temporary Forevers) about a year ago but haven't gotten around to using it. Fantastic duffel with many creative forward thinking options: The shoulder strap can also be used as backpack strap with attachments to the bags feet. Padded laptop sleeve. The top handles can be strapped down. Etc. Is in its original box and packaging. The bag is a little wavy from having been packed but once unpacked and stuffed returns to it's normal shape. It's a semi-soft bag with some structure, see the promo pics. Made in Italy. Similar to Cucinelli, Isaia, and Eleventy leather goods. It comes with the shoulder + backpack strap and a dust bag in it's original box. Measurements: 44cm long / 17" long 30cm high / 12" high 24cm deep / 9.5" deep From TEFORS Union Line Duffel product page: https://tefors.com/products/duffel-union-line-all-leather It’s time for a better duffel. A truly all-round bag that is equally good for travelling as it is an office bag. Some of us simply carry a lot of stuff, even on a daily basis. That’s why we studied duffel after duffel and realised that they are simply not designed to carry all our digital gear. Therefore we designed the Duffel to carry your gym or travel clothes, while keeping your laptop or gear protected and accessible at all times. Versatility is also a strong factor of the Duffel. It can be carried by the handles when in a rush, messenger in crowded places and backpack when you travel. The Duffel is an ideal partner for the Slim which can be attached in less than a minute. This feature is great for traveling as it allows you to leave the Duffel in the room with your belongings while your documents and laptop can be carried with your Slim. Imagine that you reached the hotel room. Your duffel is packed with clothes. Do you take everything out to use it for your day in the city or the business meeting that you are heading to? That’s when the Slim unzips from the duffel, making it the ideal bag for your essentials. |
