Birkins and Laptops?

#31
vivala said:
LOL! Auto correct makes heavy things, rhinos?!!

Well, I don't mean that the bag would break....just that I would hate to stretch it out.....

So you mean, your bag is not more slouchy because you put heavy things in it?
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Birkin was created to be used as a tote , I always stuffed mine to the max and the bags are still as good as they were first bought ... Here's a pic of my Birkin today being doubled as a shopping bag , I even put my dinner take away in it ...



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#33
sydspy said:
Birkin was created to be used as a tote , I always stuffed mine to the max and the bags are still as good as they were first bought ... Here's a pic of my Birkin today being doubled as a shopping bag , I even put my dinner take away in it ...
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I see big orange box!!!!

Yes agree on stuffing it to the max, that's what it is meant to do, not just look pretty.
 
#35
sydspy said:
A Birkin is just a bag , lets use it as such ...
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Exactly. "Saving" and babying bags and stuff won't really make anyone happy, in my experience. You get much more pleasure out of using them, and if there ever comes a time when a bag has finally worn out you'll probably be ready to part with it anyway.
 
#36
good to know about the mac book air. too bad we cannot choose our company laptop so far... I agree with using the Birkin, my only concern is that 6lbs concentrated on a small strip (the lenght of my laptop actually touching the bottom of the bag) would make a crease into the bottom one day. But I've heard the 40cm's bottom is reinforced?
 
#38
For sure! My 35cm birkins double as my work bag so when I'm flying for work, I carry my 11" MacBook Air plus iPad plus file folders in addition to my personal stuff. It's awesome!
 
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