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Joined: May 2009
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This is such a lovely bag! I'm starting to feel like I need a James now, I just don't know whether to get a Hobo, Tote or Satchel!
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My little bag collection: Botkier Small Jackie Satchel Black, Coach New Hamptons Optic Signature Hobo 11811 Khaki, Coach Metallic Leah Handbag 13173 Silver Gold, RM Mini Devote in Lavender, Botkier Medium Trigger in Black, RM Trio Combo MAM, MJ Bal Harbour Satchel C363012 Army Green Lusting after: RM MAMs in Burgundy Triple Combo, Midnight/Pewter, Cloud Grey/Amber (like I actually need that many satchels), Mulberry Patent Rouge Noir Bayswater (only if on sale!) |
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Joined: Jul 2009
Posts: 10
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Starkfan,
Great style! Lovely color! I really would like to know the weight of the James hobo to have an idea how it would feel on the shoulder ..? |
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Joined: Jan 2009
Posts: 2,534
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Thanks, alnblue! I'm afraid I don't have a weighing scale handy to weigh my James hobo, so I can't give you an exact answer re: weight. I will say, though, that the comfort of the bag on the shoulder depends on how you carry it. Using the rolled handle, it's a little uncomfortable when fully loaded up, as the rolled handle really isn't all that ideal as a hobo strap, IMHO. It's fairly comfortable if I'm going a little lighter, though, so if you carry less than I typically carry, this might not be an issue. (For your reference, this is what I usually carry in my bags. If I'm going light, I'll usually omit the book, a couple of the reusable bags, the FM transmitter, and maybe the iPod itself too.)
It's definitely far more comfortable to carry it using the shoulder strap vs. using the rolled handle. The weight isn't as noticeable that way, unless you wear it cross-body. (Scroll upthread for my comments about wearing it cross-body!) Overall, I'd say the James hobo is probably of average weight for a leather bag, not as light as some lambskin bags, but not amongst the heaviest I've encountered either. (That "honour" goes to Treesje, whose bags are usually fairly heavy!) So sorry again for the lack of a definitive answer, but I hope this helps a little! |
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Last edited by starkfan; Oct 6th, 2009 at 11:38 AM. |
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Joined: Jul 2009
Posts: 10
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Thanks, starkfan! Your explanation really helped :)
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