Here’s an earlier part of the tale, and here.
Repurposing luggage
I’ve noted before, my first encounter with a messenger-style bag, good and proper, was the old South Austin days, lad, as he was at the time, and how, after a few years with a shoulder bag, I switched to a back pack. These days, I spend much less time, and for the last year, toting the backpack through airports, I’ve usually just worn one strap at a time.
Time to dig out the old messenger bag, and put it back into circulation.
Products that stand the test of time: recycled luggage works.
absolutely love the sling bag! have used it for a while now, and it’s always ready to set across the back and go.
I’m fine as long as they don’t call it a “man bag” or worse, “purse.” Although, in Shakespeare’s era, it was “money in thy purse.”