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Jack Spade Nylon Canvas Bale Case SKU #7332845(View on Zappos.com Classic)
Product Information:
- This compact cross body bag from Jack Spade is perfect for the arsenal of any urban warrior.
- Made of sturdy nylon canvas with a 1100 denier weave for water resistance.
- Holds your personal technology, sunglasses, keys and your camera.
- Dimensions: 9 3/4" wide x 3 1/2" deep x 11 1/2" high.
- Adjustable cross body strap. Cross body drop: 24" length.
- Front exterior zip pocket.
- Front exterior zip compartment with an ear bud port for your music player.
- Top flap with a hook and loop closure.
- Durable nylon interior with a back wall zip pocket and multifunctional slip pockets.
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Posted: Nov 23, 2009
Reviewer: S from West Hollywood
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This bag is fabulous! The bag is the perfect size and it fits really well against your hip area. Great for fitting all of your essentials. There is a zip pocket inside the main compartment that is great for keeping anything hidden. There are two zip pockets in the frontal area that come in handy a lot. You can put your phone in one and then an ipod in the other zip pocket that comes with a slot for your headphones! This is a high quality bag that I would recommend by far!
Posted: Oct 9, 2009
Reviewer: CD M from Indianapolis, IN
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Love the design of the vertical messenger bag. It sits better on my hip or back when I\'m walking, and feels less awkward than a traditional, landscape messenger, which tends to bounce around. Wasn\'t so sure about the closure of the flap, but I\'ve grown to like it, and it hasn\'t failed me. The pockets are well placed: two small zip-pockets on the front (which I\'m finding I use constantly for keys, ID badges, MP3 players, or phone), an open pocket along the back, the large main compartment inside contains a zip pocket along the back, pockets for pens or phones or whatever, and another smaller compartment along the front. \r\n\r\nThe bag feels very high quality and has held up reasonably well over several years of daily use as my primary work bag. However, the fabric on the outside along the bottom has started to wear through at the corners, and the strap, which is stitched directly to the bag, finally started to pull out, opening a seam in the process. Makes me wonder why Jack Spade didn\'t use a detatchable shoulder strap and a leather foot for the bottom of the bag.\r\n\r\nOn the one hand, the bag has taken a lot of abuse before failing, but on the other, I had messenger bags from Ogio and Eddie Bauer that cost about a third of this, and never showed any wear after comparable use. My 20 year old Eastpack backpack is in better shape. \r\n\r\nLike the style, though it is VERY understated/minimalist. Ergonomics is oustanding. Durability isn\'t what I had hoped from a brand that spends so much effort talking about the functional and durable designs of their bags. There are plenty of bag companies that make products that are both fashionable and bulletproof. I expected more.
Other Brands Recommended by Reviewer: Mandarina Duck, Bree
Posted: Jul 1, 2008
Reviewer: Sygyzy from Santa Barbara, CA
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Great bag -
I like to carry lots of things with me so I am never unprepared. However, lately, I've been really into the minimalist look which meant I needed something smaller than the 1200cu messenger bags I use. This Jack Spade bag fit the bill. It has slots for pens, a small notebook (I put moleskin in mine), mp3 or video game system with a slit for headphones, a magazine slit in the back, and more. It also expands, like an accordion, so you can fit more stuff. The only complaint is on the inside, the sides are folded inward and sewn. It's difficult to explain but it's not uniform like the inside of an envelope would be. It has these seems that can get in the way.
Posted: Apr 2, 2008
Reviewer: Charles F from New York
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Jack Spade's Bale case is an excellent bag that is made with durable high quality materials. I purchased this sleek bag for carrying my camera and other electronics in. This is a sturdy well made bag that showcases why Jack Spade is a leader in men's accessories. If you are in the NY area, make sure you visit the Jack Spade store in SoHo.
Additional Brand Information
JACK SPADE bags began in a warehouse on Warren Street in 1996. They grew out of an idea that bags, could be both utilitarian and stylish. They started using waxwear fabrics and heavy canvases to make a few bags for friends. Over time JACK SPADE bags took the feedback they received to make the correct changes and develop a line of straightforward shapes.
JACK SPADE bags then thought to sell the bags in actual hardware stores to get the feedback from people who actually use utility bags. The first JACK SPADE bag was sold to a hardware store in 1997. Since then, the line has grown to include among other things, small goods.
Today, JACK SPADE bags remain true to the idea of simple, purposeful design. Having taken feedback from the people who's opinions are most important, they have grown into a mega brand known by many. Their hope is your new JACK SPADE bag or Jack Spade wallet will serve you well on your trip to wherever you are going.
