Who needs this duffel bag?

16. May, 2009

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Re-purposed iPad case

The Brown leather & military re-purposed iPad case is a great way to carry and protect your iPad. It's your chance to own a piece of history as the canvas we use was once used in WWII. As one of our many happy customers says: "I had purchased three other covers for my IPad. This one by Temple made of leather and canvas is the best one. I am able to take it anywhere. A lot of my time is spent out doors. The design is well thought out. The strap is very, very, handy. Being able to fold the cover back and hold it in place with the leather straps is just perfect. -Dr. Rolando Guerra" Read more comments here Features include: + vertical and horizontal viewing stand options + padded shoulder strap + internal pocket + leather & canvas will both age beautifully + 10.5″ wide / 8.5″ tall / 2.0″ thick
$148.00
$149.00

Ok well that is kind of a mean question because it’s already sold. But if more were to be made… Who’s down for a duffel?

I only ask because I really like this bag. It turned out well and I think it would make the perfect traveling staple. I would love to see this bag all over the place (in the right hands of course)

Alright, details include: Tan waxed canvas exterior, thick brown cow hide from the Oregon Leather Co., WWII sleeping bag zipper, Pocket for a notepad and pen with a leather closer, zipper pocket on the reverse side. The inside is lined with natural canvas on one side there is a plastic ID badge pocket, and the other, a zip pocket. I’m not sure why I listed that all out because you totally have eyes. Although for future duffles I’m probably going to switch up a few details.

Also thanks to all who check this blog, I appreciate the support.

Steve

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17 Responses to “Who needs this duffel bag?”

Rebekah
16 May 2009 at 5:35 pm #

WOW! It looks so amazing Steve! I am really bummed I didnt get to see it finished, in person, before it left your hands : ( But I hope to see more like it soon!

-beks

PS Nice motorcycle ; )
Tim
17 May 2009 at 4:09 pm #

The duffel is rad. You are rad.
I could totally imagine making all the hockey jocks envious by bringing this bag to practice. Or looking stylish as I’m walking through a busy London airport.
Even though I’m not playing hockey or traveling Europe. I can now imagine those things thanks to this bag.
cindy
22 May 2009 at 11:03 pm #

nice bag and nice old honda! have a safe trip, love your work
Jesse
30 May 2009 at 3:08 pm #

I would for sure buy one from you — I’ve been looking for a good one for awhile, and really don’t want to spend like $300 on a Fossil one or something. I’d feel much better buying one from you.

Cheers Pal
jeeyun
2 June 2009 at 2:42 pm #

I’ve been looking for a good quality duffle bag for ages, and just found these photos through google and was sooooo happy about the possibility that I could finally get the perfect one. sorry that it’s not available yet, but yes, I just wanted to give you a support that this IS a very well designed bag and I will certainly buy one. I rather spend money for the good quality, I would spend under 500 for a classic duffle.
thanks.
Adam
3 June 2009 at 10:06 pm #

Steve – this bag looks great! I’d love one to take everywhere. Let me know if there are plans for more in the works.

Praying for you and Rebekah in India!
Adam
David Eckholdt
12 June 2009 at 4:16 pm #

Hope things are going well in India. I like this bag. This is a detail – but I think you’v got the right size and proportion on your straps here. Those are always the first parts to go. The ammo container straps from earlier bags looks nice but appeared a bit thin. These are some stout – take a bite out of that bull hide – I dare you to shoot me – kind of straps. (I live in Texas) When you have time, it would be helpful to see one of these with a person to get a sense for the size.
Take care and be safe
David in Austin
vince
13 June 2009 at 4:58 pm #

Duffle? YES PLEASE…I’LL STAND IN LINE TO GET ONE IF I HAVE TO.

My prayers are with you, your fiance, your travels and your business, brother.

believe the word:

1 Timothy 4:12 (New International Version)

Don’t let anyone look down on you because you are young, but set an example for the believers in speech, in life, in love, in faith and in purity.
Brendan O'Shaughnessy
13 June 2009 at 8:40 pm #

I’d buy it.
Shaun Rust
22 July 2009 at 5:11 pm #

Wow. This is brilliant. Love the details. I’d really like one of these Steve if you have time to make one…
Blessings to you guys!
Karena
20 August 2009 at 1:42 pm #

Sure is a beautiful bag.
danny t
26 November 2009 at 7:35 am #

steve! the duffel is rad. i like it.
Gary Standefer
16 December 2009 at 2:54 pm #

I dig them! I’d take one . . . buying is probably out of my price range. OL
ian hunter elliott
20 January 2010 at 11:27 pm #

This to me a a very simple question. I do!
Steve and Terry McGhehey
5 February 2010 at 8:04 pm #

Our daughter “gifted” me (Steve) with a Temple briefcase for Christmas. I say “gifted” because this bag is definitely designed and created by a very gifted person.

It’s beautiful, casual and sophisticated at the same time.

I’ve had many people ask me where I bought it. Of course I gave/give them the story.

May God bless you-not only are you honoring him, but you’ve hit it over the top in using the creative genius he’s given you!

Thanks for designing something so far beyond the norm!

Steve and Terry
Arvin
10 March 2010 at 9:06 pm #

pretty good bag i would def buy
Bobbi
6 April 2010 at 10:59 am #

Hi Steve, l really love the look of the bag. my husband and l sail a lot and like to travel when we can , we try to carry all our stuff in one bag . This looks perfect but. probably out of my price range, but still love the look,,, and would buy if l could. keep up the great work and love your designs,, l’m new to your stuff and will keep looking..Thanks again

Bobbi

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