hip bag preferences
07-13-10 | 12:48 PM
#26
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My comment was in reference to the pink trim and the janitor keys.
07-13-10 | 01:40 PM
#28
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Scrod, Aren't you whipping something up simliar to those for Bikeage?
07-13-10 | 03:34 PM
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07-13-10 | 05:03 PM
#33
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gettin' pretty heated up in here...
yes, i'm looking for something like xgecko posted, mostly because i'm a damn dirty hipster with pants that are too tight and look silly with my pockets all loaded up, but who simultaneously doesn't want to lug around a full size messenger bag or back pack because that'd be too big and would make my back all sweaty.
yes, i'm looking for something like xgecko posted, mostly because i'm a damn dirty hipster with pants that are too tight and look silly with my pockets all loaded up, but who simultaneously doesn't want to lug around a full size messenger bag or back pack because that'd be too big and would make my back all sweaty.
I am waaaay too old to be a hipster not to mention I wear baggy cargo's mostly but I've been using this on and of for about 10 years
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07-13-10 | 05:32 PM
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whoa. the Archie's Grobag rosie hip pouch is rather amazing. someone needs to find out how its availability. the price is steep as heck but its appears to be the most functional hip bag in recent memory, short of DIY.
not to completely derail this topic, but are there any mobile phone holsters that are water resistant (with vinyl/billboard interior)?
not to completely derail this topic, but are there any mobile phone holsters that are water resistant (with vinyl/billboard interior)?
07-13-10 | 08:19 PM
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From: Auntie Em
Hey...
Unfortunately i don't have any stockists in the US.
Due to the exchange rate it makes my products ridiculously expensive in the US, and as they're all handmade by me i can't afford to reduce the prices to ship abroad as i barely make any money as it is.
I'm currently making some big changes to the company too, which is including a redesign of my entire range to incorporate some new materials and features.
Further down the line i hope to be able to look into getting the smaller products made on a bigger scale which should allow me to be able to sell stuff internationally.
Sorry i can't be more help.
Scott
Unfortunately i don't have any stockists in the US.
Due to the exchange rate it makes my products ridiculously expensive in the US, and as they're all handmade by me i can't afford to reduce the prices to ship abroad as i barely make any money as it is.
I'm currently making some big changes to the company too, which is including a redesign of my entire range to incorporate some new materials and features.
Further down the line i hope to be able to look into getting the smaller products made on a bigger scale which should allow me to be able to sell stuff internationally.
Sorry i can't be more help.
Scott
