Moore & Giles Sackett Classic Messenger
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Messenger bags used to be made of genuine leather, showcasing quality construction, timeless style, and an unwavering commitment to protecting your most precious belongings. Harkening back to a simpler, more substantial time, the Moore & Giles Sackett Classic Messenger returns the bag to its most basic form without giving up a lick of well-earned grace.
Pockets Aplenty
Made from quality leather and fashioned for modern use, the Sackett runs large enough to fit a computer, desk essentials, and an outer layer in case the weather turns after work. With two spacious front leather pockets, zipper pockets inside and out, and dedicated file, phone, and business card pockets, the Sackett organizes your portable life and covers it with a protective and snappy exterior.
Buy Some Bison
There’s even a key clip and a pen sleeve, in case you were worried over your remaining accouterments. On this drop, you’ll have your selection between the weather-ready Waxwear Rangertan and the instantly distinct American Bison leather. Whether you want to carry a classic piece of the American West or roll with a two-tone rain guard, you’ll be sporting a high quality messenger bag capable of taking you the distance.
Specs
- Dimensions- 13 x 11 x 4 in (33.02 x 27.94 x 10.16 cm)
- 53 in (1.35 m) shoulder strap
- Business card pocket
- Exterior and interior zipper pockets
- Cell phone holder
- Interior pocket for files
- Key clip and pen sleeve
- Two front leather pockets
- Made in the USA and Central America
- Dimensions- 13 x 11 x 4 in (33.02 x 27.94 x 10.16 cm)
- 53 in (1.35 m) shoulder strap
- Business card pocket
- Exterior and interior zipper pockets
- Cell phone holder
- Interior pocket for files
- Key clip and pen sleeve
- Two front leather pockets
- Made in the USA and Central America
Shipping
Estimated ship date is June 10, 2014 PT.
Payment will be collected at checkout. After this product run ends, orders will be submitted to the vendor up front, making all orders final.
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