Lookit here, I got a pretty white and blue and red box.
I went out, and came home, and went out again, and went to my mailbox, and sure enough there was a card, but I still had time to get to the post office and pick up my pretty box.
So I opened it, and lookit here, a dust bag! Which is good, because I'm almost out of my stash of about 10 of them that a guy at a B&M store gave me one time when I asked him if he could spare *one* extra one!!
The 1st words out of my mouth when I took it out of the pretty white and red and blue box and the dust bag were, "I Love this bag; I Love this bag!". So nice, I said it twice. Every time I look at it, I can't stop saying "I Love this bag; I Love this bag!". Even all flat and deflated here, "I Love this bag; I Love this bag!"
Now she's stuffed and sitting up. I think this is one of the best IRL colour shots. I'd call it a medium deep apricot or even salmon-y colour. It's gorgeous to go w/ the taupes and pinks and corals that I wear in spring and summer. It's got pink-y tones and peach-y tones. I don't get why more ladies here weren't all *over* this colour, but to each her own ... that's why we love that Tano makes so many great colours! Something for everyone.
This pic came out a bit more orange-y than she is IRL. There's really no orange in her. The Sex Bomb is smaller than I expected, and smaller than many of the bags I've been carrying recently, but w/ 3 great outside pockets, she'll easily accommodate all my stuff. She expands nicely in depth, especially her bottom. This picture is taken from the side that's faded a bit more than the rest of the bag. It doesn't really show in this pic, but it is noticeable IRL, if you look for it. Also, there are a couple little flaws in stitching and seams. I was kind of apprehensive, buying a bag that they'd told me had been on floor display for about a year, but overall, "I Love this bag; I Love this bag!" so much, that I can *easily* overlook the little flaws.
Magnetic snap back pocket. Very useful. This is also a good representation of the colour.
Everyone seems to like my shots of the bags hanging from the exercise machine (didn't need it today - had a gorgeous long walk down by the Lake), so here's one for fun. If you compare this and the next one to the 1st couple, you'll notice I've moved the straps down to the bottom holes. I found the middle hole drop a tich too short, but the bottom is perfect, and I actually prefer how it looks. Instead of the ring at the bottom of the strap framing or blocking the decorative grommets on the top of the pocket, it hangs above them so you can see and enjoy them.
A close up on the strap in the bottom hole. This one also highlights the pink tone in the colour.
I went out, and came home, and went out again, and went to my mailbox, and sure enough there was a card, but I still had time to get to the post office and pick up my pretty box.
So I opened it, and lookit here, a dust bag! Which is good, because I'm almost out of my stash of about 10 of them that a guy at a B&M store gave me one time when I asked him if he could spare *one* extra one!!
The 1st words out of my mouth when I took it out of the pretty white and red and blue box and the dust bag were, "I Love this bag; I Love this bag!". So nice, I said it twice. Every time I look at it, I can't stop saying "I Love this bag; I Love this bag!". Even all flat and deflated here, "I Love this bag; I Love this bag!"
Now she's stuffed and sitting up. I think this is one of the best IRL colour shots. I'd call it a medium deep apricot or even salmon-y colour. It's gorgeous to go w/ the taupes and pinks and corals that I wear in spring and summer. It's got pink-y tones and peach-y tones. I don't get why more ladies here weren't all *over* this colour, but to each her own ... that's why we love that Tano makes so many great colours! Something for everyone.
This pic came out a bit more orange-y than she is IRL. There's really no orange in her. The Sex Bomb is smaller than I expected, and smaller than many of the bags I've been carrying recently, but w/ 3 great outside pockets, she'll easily accommodate all my stuff. She expands nicely in depth, especially her bottom. This picture is taken from the side that's faded a bit more than the rest of the bag. It doesn't really show in this pic, but it is noticeable IRL, if you look for it. Also, there are a couple little flaws in stitching and seams. I was kind of apprehensive, buying a bag that they'd told me had been on floor display for about a year, but overall, "I Love this bag; I Love this bag!" so much, that I can *easily* overlook the little flaws.
Magnetic snap back pocket. Very useful. This is also a good representation of the colour.
Everyone seems to like my shots of the bags hanging from the exercise machine (didn't need it today - had a gorgeous long walk down by the Lake), so here's one for fun. If you compare this and the next one to the 1st couple, you'll notice I've moved the straps down to the bottom holes. I found the middle hole drop a tich too short, but the bottom is perfect, and I actually prefer how it looks. Instead of the ring at the bottom of the strap framing or blocking the decorative grommets on the top of the pocket, it hangs above them so you can see and enjoy them.
A close up on the strap in the bottom hole. This one also highlights the pink tone in the colour.