Go green materially and aesthetically with this Leaf laptop bag! The makers of this bag could have stopped at the recycled microsuede and recycled PET but they continued the green theme to the outside of the bag.
The bag's flap is inspired by an unfurled leaf, and though I find it lovely, I don't know how I'd feel about carrying it.
What do you think? Should the designers have stopped while they were ahead, or do you love the tree-house look?
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It cries wannabe hippie to me. No thanks...
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yeah i agree lilglamdiva, it's okay i would take it if you gave it to me but i would not buy it!
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It's just a bit to geeky for me.
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I think it's pretty, but I already have the laptop bag to pwn all other laptop bags.
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I'll leave it. Green's not my color.
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You will have a damn hard time getting me to choose this over the Kate Spade bag you guys featured a couple of weeks ago. In theory this is fine but the colours are not to my liking. Why must "going green" be so damn literal! How about some nice blues, must everything look like it was made from Birkenstock soles?
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leave it. Green is not a favourite colour, and especially not for that price.
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I don't know how many people would actually get that it's a leaf.
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I like it, except for the $270 price tag.
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Leaf Laptop bag is totally aligned with the energy of our environment and as a fellow artist/designer, I give it a top rating - including the price! This is an original, conscious, creative design inspired by Mother Nature... priceless when you understand the power of this energy
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Hmm. By this point I'm finding stuff like "recycled microsuede and recycled PET" to be an obnoxious selling point. Recycled materials should be an obligation, not a reason to raise the price 57%.
But a leafy bag, thats being honest to a trend without selling out; sage green and leaf logos are so the spirit of 2008.