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    I use one of these


    IT iis about 4 years old and when I first got it I was sure it wouldn't hold up. I was wrong. It still looks new.
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    Quote Originally Posted by caleb View Post
    Josh Lyman carries a backpack. Josh Lyman is a man.

    Every time I see a photo of Timothy Giethner, I think "fuck yes, Josh has this shit under control".

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    Somewhere I have a duffel and a suit bag from Bottega Veneta that I got years ago. I should break 'em out one of these days.

    I really like the mole-cognac scotchgrain finish of Mulberry luggage:

    Mulberry - Luggage

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    Thanks everyone. You made me go and spend a bunch of money at Rockywoods on new fabric, just so I can make ANOTHER bag (the last effing thing I need).

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    Quote Originally Posted by cody.wms View Post
    Thanks everyone. You made me go and spend a bunch of money at Rockywoods on new fabric, just so I can make ANOTHER bag (the last effing thing I need).
    You know we're gonna want pics, right?
    Got some cash
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    Quote Originally Posted by chasea View Post
    You know we're gonna want pics, right?
    yeah, I'll post them up - I've retired from my brief career as an incredibly small scale bag maker. But seriously, my bag situation is getting bad - I think I've got 8 or 9 bags I use regularly (for different purposes of course). None of them are as fancy as the stuff posted up in this thread.

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    Backpacks. Don't do it. Spread the word.

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    Quote Originally Posted by EDS View Post
    I agre on the MLC. Mine is over 10 years old and still rocking. Stores small too which is important for an apartment dweller like me.
    Another ditto on the Patagonia MLC. Mine just returned from a 5-day trip to Austin, absolutely stellar. My favorite feature is the small zippered pocket near the handles - perfect size for dumping your wallet, watch, keys, and pocket change as you stand in the TSA screening line. And the backpack straps tuck away if you are concerned what the butler might think.

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    Quote Originally Posted by chasea View Post
    Backpacks. Don't do it. Spread the word.

    Wearing a backback, ugly tie, short sleeve button down and pleated pants is no way to go through life son.

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    Counterpoint: it's commonly known that weekend bags are the conspicuous thing to have in 2011.
    A weekend bag is absolutely the real deal, but use them like a pro please. With great power comes great responsibility.
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    I'm not anti-backpack.

    The woods, besides being the ideal place to send your women to live while they're on their periods, is the ideal setting for backpack use.

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    Quote Originally Posted by chasea View Post
    The woods, besides being the ideal place to send your women to live while they're on their periods, is the ideal setting for backpack use.
    Therefore backpacks are weekend bags. I can't think of anywhere else to go on the weekends.

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    Quote Originally Posted by billrick View Post
    Another ditto on the Patagonia MLC. Mine just returned from a 5-day trip to Austin, absolutely stellar. My favorite feature is the small zippered pocket near the handles - perfect size for dumping your wallet, watch, keys, and pocket change as you stand in the TSA screening line. And the backpack straps tuck away if you are concerned what the butler might think.
    did exactly the same going through security at logan this morning. haters gonna hate, but i'm comfortable with my decision.

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    Quote Originally Posted by roseyscot View Post
    haters gonna hate, but i'm comfortable with my decision.
    The guy in front of you in the security line, the one with the t-shirt from his work retreat tucked into his trackpants, he's thinking the same thing.

    Not hating. This subforum is called The Art of Wardrobe.
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    Quote Originally Posted by chasea View Post
    Backpacks. Don't do it. Spread the word.


    You know those dudes probably roll on bikes, too. Most likely getting in 200 miles per week.

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    A few years ago I go a Floto bag- a great long term investment.
    A few of the pluses:
    Girls like it- they did not like my IF crumpler bag.
    Perfect size for overnight work trips.
    Works as carry on and has held up well with a little patina when the baggage handlers get a hold of it every once in awhile.
    Did I say girls like it?

    Luggage - Positano Grande from Floto Imports

    It was a chunk of change, but it is one of those "things" I will have for a long time and certainly will be passed on.

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    Quote Originally Posted by maunahaole View Post
    You know those dudes probably roll on bikes, too. Most likely getting in 200 miles per week.
    .Yes.


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    Quote Originally Posted by EddieBirdsell View Post
    ...lay an Eagle Creek folder on top...
    Just want to emphasize this. Eagle Creek Folders are brilliant. They work perfectly, seem to make shirts pack smaller, and are cheap. I can't recommend them highly enough if you have to look presentable when you get there but a garment bag isn't practical.

    Eagle Creek Pack-It™ Folder 18

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    Well beyond my budget for such things, but if I had my way, I'd own one of these:



    Basil Racuk's leatherwork is incredible.

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    This is pretty close to my MLC . . . I have the same color, just an earlier version. No trackpants in my wardrobe. This is no "lil black backpack" and it certainly doesn't have wheels. Wheels are for the weak.



    And yes, I use the Eagle Creek Pack-Its, too. Love 'em.

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