Custom leather goods handmade in San Francisco.
Recent examples of our new series of made-to-order, hand-colored, tri-material, flaptop bags. There are many color options in this series.
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Glaser Designs
1435 Folsom Street
San Francisco, CA 94103
415 552 3188
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August 9, 2010 at 1:37 pm
Tom D'Evelyn
The tri-color bags are splendid! I do a LOT of window shopping and have recently been collecting Campomaggi bags, so I am jaded with looking and imagining the “new.” But these are definitely NEW! and I think they have legs; knowing what I do about the integrity of Glaser Designs, these bags fulfill the promise of their striking good looks. Question: they are clearly work bags, serious pedlar bags, so will the sense of “bling” (Myron is grimacing now) go down well?
August 9, 2010 at 3:24 pm
Glaser Designs
Thank you, Tom. The bling factor may be the reflection of the quartz lights we use when photographing these images.
August 11, 2010 at 4:46 pm
Armitage
These are beautiful. It looks like you’ve also added a lower zipper to the back of the flaptop. Is this for a rollaboard handle pass-through?
Do you have any plans to add a sailcloth version to the deal/litigation bags?
Also, have you considered individually serial numbering your bags? Would add some provenance to them!
August 11, 2010 at 7:39 pm
Glaser Designs
The two-zipper design on the back of the flaptop is indeed designed for a rollerboard handle to pass through. Kari has some sketches for a tri-material traveler’s briefcase though we haven’t made a prototype yet. Regarding serial numbers for the bags, each bag is handmade in our studio … were you to order a bag, we would be happy to sign and date it for you (on the leather trim within the case) –
thanks,
Myron