This Saddleback Leather Company messenger bag is a perfect addition to anyone's accessories. The rich dark coffee brown color is timeless and stylish, and the sturdy leather material ensures durability for years to come. The spacious briefcase/document case style is perfect for carrying all your essentials, whether you're headed to work or traveling. This bag is a must-have for any man who values quality and style in his accessories. It's perfect for everyday use or special occasions, and the brand's reputation for excellence ensures that you'll be satisfied with your purchase.

SPECIFICATIONS

  • Name: Messenger Bag
  • Brand: Saddleback Leather Co.
  • Format: messenger, backpack and briefcase
  • Measurement: Exterior: 12 ¾” W x 14 ½” H x 4 ¼” D; Interior: 12 ½” W x 14” H x 4” D
  • Weight: 5.5 lbs
  • Material: Full-grain leather

Saddleback’s tagline is “They’ll fight over it when you’re dead.” They’re not lying. Saddleback makes their bags with as few seams as possible. They also opt for larger but fewer pieces of leather instead of numerous smaller pieces. All of this contributes towards the strength and durability of their bags.

CONSTRUCTION

The messenger is constructed out of beautiful full-grain leather and stitched with tough polyester thread. The tanning is top-notch – the leather is tanned all the way through rather than just on the surface, as can be seen at the unfinished and unpainted edges. 

HARDWARE

The bag is designed to have no breakable parts (such as zippers) in order to enhance the overall durability. It does feature eight nickel-plated brass D-rings, while copper and brass rivets are used in stress areas of the bag.

FEATURES

The Saddleback Messenger Bag isn’t just a messenger. In fact, it’s three bags in one as it can convert from a messenger to a backpack and can also be carried as a briefcase via the top handle. Converting the bag from a messenger to a backpack is a simple process of unclipping the strap from the top D-rings and clipping one end to one of the bottom D-rings, before threading the strap through the O-ring at the top of the bag and then clipping the other end of the strap to the bottom D-ring on the other side of the bag. It is possible to push the shoulder strap pad through the O-ring while converting the bag to a backpack.