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Large Classic Leather Briefcase

10.00 lb

16.00

16.00

10.00

$689.00
(426 reviews) Write a Review
100 Year Warranty
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Details

  • 100 Year Warranty
  • Holds 17" Laptops
  • Removable Side Straps
  • Backpack Mode
  • Key Strap
  • False Bottom

Dimensions (W x H x D) 

  • 16"X12"X9"
  • Weight: 7 lbs

MATERIALS

  • Full Grain Leather
  • Pigskin Lining
  • Custom Stainless Steel Hardware
  • Industrial Marine-Grade Polyester Thread
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  • 4
    Great case but heavy

    I love the briefcase, but be ready for the weight. It is also very stiff to start with, but in a year or so when it is broken in I expect it will be fantastic.

  • 5
    Fantastic briefcase!

    Fantastic briefcase!

  • 5
    Four years out

    Owned since 2015. Let me tell you, opening the bag is overpowering as everyone says it is. You realize in unpacking it the potential in your hands. Now 48 months out and the patience it takes begins to pay rewards. When I got to college 35 years ago, I bought the two best knives I could afford. Those Wustof Tridents stood the test of time, helpmates and partners for decades. My Large Classic already bears the patina of my next omniscient friend. It takes patience but it really is worth it. I understand that there are alternatives out there for you - perhaps less pricey, perhaps of a different esthetic. Frankly I can’t imagine a bag that will age as well as this one. The masculine, heavy bag lends itself to age and the leather is of such high quality ... I just think when you get to the point of making an investment not only of dollars but considerable time (and really, isn’t that the fulcrum here?), you should want the sure thing. There just won’t be a better choice. Imagine where you will be in four (or ten!) years, and see this once stout bag flopping comfortably next to you. You won’t be sorry.

  • 5
    A Decade Old and Still Perfect

    During July of 2009, I received the classic briefcase. A decade later, after using it nearly every day as a professor hauling around books and papers, it's still perfect. Not a single flaw despite taking it to Europe, Asia, and all over North America. Prior to this, I would blow out a bag every 18 months or so. And while it is difficult to cough up the money, I for one can testify that it is a wholly worthwhile investment! You'll not be disappointed.

  • 2
    Heavy but tough

    The material is awesome. But it is not practical to open it whilst wearing it. And it is just super heavy. If you're carrying it around using the shoulder strap, it is not comfortable. The briefcase is very big. It's ok when you carry binders or thick books and a laptop or something. But if you just carry thinner documents, they are like flying around inside. So: great leather, and looks really cool. But it's not practical for everyday use.