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I have used either my black or craie GPs daily for years worry free. The craie bag shows minor wear on the corners if you look closely. Ebene is a lovely deep color. The GP is the perfect under the radar knock around bag worth every penny. Hope that helps.
I have the gp30 in Ebene and I adore it, it’s very dark almost black, although the color does seem to change depending on the light.
Great bag! What color green is the leather- is that vert moyen? Love the twilly too!
I have multiple Bayswater bags (including the Apple collab version) and agree about how heavy they are with all my work stuff (I walk/take transit to work and carry my 15” laptop every day too). However, unlike the GP36, I can fit the Bays over my shoulder. I don’t find the GP36 to be any lighter than my Bayswater. I am not giving mine up, but I haven’t enjoyed using it for work.I am considering getting a GP36 to use as a workbag. For work, I need to carry a 13-inch laptop, a keyboard, a headset, and possibly my lunch lol.
Has anyone used their GP as a workbag? I am concerned hands are too delicate to carry the weight I need to carry. For years, I have been going to work with a Tumi backpack because it's so practical. I used to carry a Mulberry Bayswater to work like 15 years ago, and I hated it because a leather bag with a laptop and other stuff was too heavy to carry. I still use public transport to go to work, so weight is still a concern
Oh my goodness, you sound like you're having the exact same dilemma as me right now! I am looking for a bag for work to carry a laptop, earbuds, and maybe 2-3 notebooks. I also take public transit to work, so weight is a concern for me too. I briefly spoke with my SA about the GP 30 as a work bag maybe a year ago or so, and she said that sometimes people can fit a laptop in the GP 30 with the sides unsnapped. I would still worry though that the full leather version would be quite heavy. Plus the limited interior organization (just the one side pocket, I think) is not the best. Thanks for the feedback on the Bayswater. That one was also a consideration for me. I am back to considering the GP or other optionI am considering getting a GP36 to use as a workbag. For work, I need to carry a 13-inch laptop, a keyboard, a headset, and possibly my lunch lol.
Has anyone used their GP as a workbag? I am concerned hands are too delicate to carry the weight I need to carry. For years, I have been going to work with a Tumi backpack because it's so practical. I used to carry a Mulberry Bayswater to work like 15 years ago, and I hated it because a leather bag with a laptop and other stuff was too heavy to carry. I still use public transport to go to work, so weight is still a concern
Though I do not own a 36, I do have a GP 30cm. I noticed after a full day of work involving a lot of city walking, I could definitely sense the weight on the handles when the bag was somewhat full. I would worry that adding a lap top to any garden party would stretch the handles. I don't know if that much weight is good for the bag, but perhaps someone with experience on the 36 can chime in.I am considering getting a GP36 to use as a workbag. For work, I need to carry a 13-inch laptop, a keyboard, a headset, and possibly my lunch lol.
Has anyone used their GP as a workbag? I am concerned hands are too delicate to carry the weight I need to carry. For years, I have been going to work with a Tumi backpack because it's so practical. I used to carry a Mulberry Bayswater to work like 15 years ago, and I hated it because a leather bag with a laptop and other stuff was too heavy to carry. I still use public transport to go to work, so weight is still a concern
Thanks for sharing your experience! I did not know GP is as heavy as Bayswster.
Makes sense. Though I don’t really baby my bags, don’t want them last one year either. More of thinking if I can use a GP for 3-5 years as my workhouse bag
I have been carrying mine for several years without any noticeable damage.
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