Visvim “Homer” Canvas Tote Bag XL
From clothing label Visvim comes the ‘Homer’ tote bag, another addition to their ever-increasing luggage and accessories line. Run by creative director Hiroki Nakamura, Visvim’s Homer tote bag comes in a canvas upper, with leather details, giving off a stylish, comfortable look that is associated with the Japanese brand. Available in olive/brown or black/white, the Homer tote bag is available for purchase at collette.
Buckaroo Medium Tote
It’s getting more and more difficult to find a well thought-out tote bag for under 100 dollars. The medium tote by Buckaroo slips over that price limit just slightly, but offers a durable leather base, a tab top closure to keep your personal items, uh…personal, and Made in the USA bragging rights. Available in four colors including Green, Natural, Burgundy, and Olive from the CHCM webshop.
Schoolboy Satchel by Peter Jensen
In the great tradition of British eccentricity comes the schoolboy leather satchel from Peter Jensen–in bright, electric blue. With two front clasp buckles, a leather handle, and an adjustable shoulder strap. Made in England, available at SCOUTTHESTORE.
Schuh Bertl Leather Back Pack
Outfitting German farmers and foresters for over 200 years, Munich-based cobbler and leather goods shop Schuh Bertl offers this rustic, fairy-tale ready back pack in black drawstring leather to add some artisan integrity to your everyday wares. German. Cobbler. Enough said, guys! Toss off that soul-less, sweatshop-born backpack you’ve been hauling around until now and get yourself the real deal at the WTD&E online shop.
Rugby Satchel
The Rugby satchel, a black, punk-inspired carry all that continues the brand’s successful prep-meets-East Village aesthetic certainly proves one thing– even Johnny Rotten needs a bag to carry his stuff. In canvas and vintage leather. Available at Japanese retailer Nina De Coito.
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Rodriguez DJ Tables
The perfect combination of function and aesthetics, The Rodriguez DJ tables allow for a stylish turntable setup, while still providing functional wire/cable management. These handmade tables are available in eight different designs and 18 different wood veneer finishes. Depending on the equipment you use, each design accommodates for hardware necessities like vinyl spinners, CD stands, mixers and laptops. Prices range from $600 for a single pedestal unit to $10,000 for a full outfitted booth with laptop stand.
Our Legacy Washed Leather Duffel Bag
We’re not pointing any fingers, but some boy bags have bordered on the prissy and purse-y in their designs recently. The time has come to tone it down, dudes, and man it back up. This classic leather duffel from Our Legacy avoids over-embellished embarrassment by sticking to a simple, sporty shape and letting the clean lines and lived-in looking leather speak for itself. Available at Super-Market.
Custom Built Cameras by Leica – Leica à la Carte
The ever-popular Leica camera returns, this time in fully customizable form–so customizable it’s practically made-to-measure. Leica à la carte is available through an online Configurator, a user can choose between the Leica MP or Leica M7, and then delve deeper into over four thousand technical and styling choices. In additional to a myriad of technical selections, options get as in-depth as the lens cap color, leather trim, viewfinder frame-lines, controls, and personalized engraving. So though every shot might not be perfection, the camera will be available at Leica.
Hobo Denim No. 14 Tote Bag
You need not be a student – Back To School cool is a state of mind. The No. 14 Tote Bag by Hobo harkens back to sunny September mornings bouncing on the big yellow bus in brand new Buster Browns and JC Penny corduroys. Updated for style scholars of today the indigo denim Hobo Bag’s interior is lined with preppy plaid and plenty roomy for all your grown-up tools and toys (or stacks of Lit and Trig textbooks.) Available at Diverse-Web.com with orange or purple trim.
DORYU 2-16 Pistol Camera
A video camera for your inner Jack Bauer. The DORYU 2-16 uses the same C-mount found on a 16mm camera with a mounted Cine-Nikkor 25mm F1.4 lens. Believe it or not, this is an actual Japanese police issue camera that is very rare to find. One lucky guy that actually owns this piece of equipment, and it is Japan’s Dr. Ryu Koakimoto.
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