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		<title>Hergopoch Pleated Leather Bag</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 12 Dec 2008 21:38:54 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[The Japanese are infatuated with their bags. Everywhere you go, you’ll see Japanese of every class, occupation and gender with stylish bags in their hands and on their shoulders. Having some of the best and most used public transit systems at their disposal, Japanese bag culture grew out of the need to lug around the [...]]]></description>
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<p>The Japanese are infatuated with their bags. Everywhere you go, you’ll see Japanese of every class, occupation and gender with stylish bags in their hands and on their shoulders. Having some of the best and most used public transit systems at their disposal, Japanese bag culture grew out of the need to lug around the day’s items in lieu of driving a car. Whether commuting to work or out for shopping, virtually everyone is a pedestrian in Japan’s urban centers and having suitable luggage for such occasions is a must. Dingy backpacks and overburdened plastics bags are a definite faux pas on an island where Louis Vuitton handbags are as common as Nike runners are in the States.</p>
<p>One particular bag that caught my attention was from the <em>02 series</em> by Japanese luggage specialist <a href="http://www.hergopoch.com/" target="_blank">Hergopoch</a>. The <a href="http://item.rakuten.co.jp/attract/hergopoch_02_b/" target="_blank">02-BRF</a> is a pleated leather (soft) briefcase that is handmade in Japan. The striped look of the body is eye-catching and unique, and the zippers offer bold highlights with good practicality; but it’s the studded, overlapping leather handle really puts this piece in a class of its own. And if you’re more of a shoulder bag kind of guy, Hergopoch also brings this pleated look to a <a href="http://item.rakuten.co.jp/attract/hergopoch_02_shl_wxs/" target="_blank">few more</a> gorgeous items in their lineup.</p>
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		<title>Boycott Presents: The Man-Bag</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 15 May 2008 00:12:49 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Trust your masculinity? Then it’s time to consider a man-bag! This classy Boston-style bag from Boycott resembles more of a stylish gym bag than a ‘handbag’, as some people might stubbornly call it. With the usual attention to details, like side pockets for your gadgets and a large zipper for easy access to your stuff, [...]]]></description>
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<p>Trust your masculinity? Then it’s time to consider a man-bag! This classy Boston-style bag from <a href="http://directstyle.world.co.jp/webshop/item/W002112608034.html#&lt;br &gt;&lt;/a&gt;">Boycott</a> resembles more of a stylish gym bag than a ‘handbag’, as some people might stubbornly call it. With the usual attention to details, like side pockets for your gadgets and a large zipper for easy access to your stuff, this bag is not only meant to compliment your savvy looks but also be highly functional. The carryall is made of cotton, comes in three colors and is purportedly quite durable.</p>
<p>But unless you’re situated right near a major fashion center, you may want to consider topping off your man-luggage with a couple copies of Maxim, a 6-pack of beer and a some random construction tools. For you never know what your jealous co-workers might say if they caught you pulling out a battery powered hair dryer and some Biore zit strips &#8211; keep that stuff on the freakin’ down-low!</p>
<p>Accessories for men need to be taken seriously; you shouldn&#8217;t have to act all awkward and uncomfortable when another man asks to check out your goods. Instead, you should confidently make your way from the showers to the locker room and proudly show off your man-bag. Masculinity secured!</p>
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