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Sharing Is Caring | Tweed, Belts & Suitcases

Sharing Is Caring | Tweed, Belts & Suitcases

by , November 8, 2010

Sharing Is Caring | Tweed, Belts & Suitcases

We kicked this category off last week and it seemed quite popular. Which is good, cause we feel better about sharing some of these carry pieces we find out in the interweb. This week we found a very useful belt from Patagonia, an oddly shaped suitcase from Orishiki and some tweeded products from Northface – do you like tweed?

For the newcomers to the site, ‘Sharing is Caring’ is our way of pulling a few carry items we find/retweet on twitter that we don’t normally post about and bring them to life on Carryology.

1/ Orishiki Suitcase

Designed by Naoki Kawamoto and pulling inspiration from Orgami this suitcase can pack flat or folder up to the image you see below. Crazy looking thing ain’t it! (via Selectism)

Sharing Is Caring | Tweed, Belts & Suitcases

2/ Patagonia Travel Belt

Far better then the bum bags you get laughed at for walking around with (or fanny packs as they can be known as) this nylon belt from Patagonia has a neat little pocket built into it to carry notes, cards, etc. A pretty sweet idea, although you will still have to un-belt at the airports security lines… (via Uncrate)

Sharing Is Caring | Tweed, Belts & Suitcases

3/ Harris Tweed x The North Face

Ummm, this is for the tweed lovers and only the true fanatical tweed lovers. It would be quite amusing to see someone walk past you with the matching backpack and jacket haha (via Hypebeast)

Sharing Is Caring | Tweed, Belts & Suitcases

and a little bonus this week, you probably would have seen it everywhere by now anyway, the new 3Fold from Hard Graft. What’s your thoughts?

Sharing Is Caring | Tweed, Belts & Suitcases

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