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Dryden Briefcase

Whiskey

Sale price£300.00

COLOUR: Whiskey

SIZE: ONE SIZE

Whiskey
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  • Water-repellent, abrasion-resistant 1,000-denier nylon
  • Double layer over the bottom
  • Padded sleeve for laptops up to 16"
  • 16" x 3-3/4" x 12"
  • 14 litre capacity
  • Two large exterior pockets
  • Interior slotted patch pockets
  • Removable adjustable shoulder strap
  • Back trolley strap

Whiskey is the warmer of the two and it wears in nicely. This is Filson's Dryden briefcase in water-repellent 1,000-denier nylon, doubled at the base, with a padded compartment for a laptop up to 16 inches. Fourteen litres, two big exterior pockets, removable strap. The work bag that doesn't look like a work bag.

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  • Saturday Express, DPDSaturday, order 2pm Friday£15.95
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