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Mulberry Antony Messenger Bag

Mulberry Antony Messenger Bag

2.28.2008 | by Megs | under: Bag Deals , Messenger Bags

Mulberry Antony Messenger Bag
Mulberry Antony Messenger Bag

I have been a fan of this Mulberry bag from day one. It is small, practical, and cute. It is like the perfect tourist bag and the perfect bag if you do not have young children. Because while the dimensions of the Mulberry Antony Messenger Bag are decent (8″W x 10.5″H x 3″D), they are not quite large enough for the woman with young children who require hoards of carry-ons. This bag features black leather and golden hardware. The top has a flap closure with a clasp fastening, which is easy enough to get in and out of, and an adjustable canvas shoulder strap (18.5″ drop). When I say this is a great tourist bag, I mean for the tourist that is sensible. If you ever travel with me, you will notice, that I carry every single possible-possibility I may need. If you need Advil, an inhaler, Benadryl, 15 different lip glosses, three wallets, camera, batteries, map, water bottle, snack, etc. You can be assured that traveling with me means if there is a power outage and we are stuck in an elevator, we will be good for at least three days. So while this bag is not suitable for my travel needs (or daily needs for that matter), there are people out there much more practical when it comes to packing that this could work for. It is also great for the younger crowd that just does not need that big of a bag. Buy through NAP for $395.

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8 Comments »

Comment by karry kasim on 02/28/2008 at 1:44 pm

actually this is a great bag if you have kids, depending on their age…my kids are older now so i dont need to cart around the kitchen sink and the hands free aspect is great…

Comment by Megs on 02/28/2008 at 1:53 pm

Oh of course! I was referring to younger children. And really, I just need to join over-packers anonymous!

 
 
Comment by Elizabeth on 02/28/2008 at 2:30 pm

I have this bag and I ADORE it. Holds a lot more than you think. And, tres, tres chic!

 
Comment by mette on 02/28/2008 at 3:03 pm

I am so tired of the Mulberry brand. We have had it here in Europe for ages and nothing interesting has turned up. I have had so many of their bags and finally gotten rid of them all. What a relief. The bag in the pic.looks too masculine and lacks everything I want from my bags. The price is no surprise-could cost less.

 
Comment by tracy on 02/28/2008 at 4:36 pm

the hardware looks a bit like coach, i think.

 
Comment by Monica on 02/28/2008 at 5:04 pm

I agree with Mette. This totally looks like a guys messenger bag. Probabaly one out of two women on the street in France is carrying some kind of messenger bag, but I haven’t seen many that look as masculine as this, no offense though. And yes, Mulberry has been around forever and I can’t get too excited about their bags either. However, I saw the Liberty of London collection for Fall/Winter the other day in Paris and there were some sumptuous leathers and colors (emerald green, purple, midnight blue) being shown in such different and interesting. The prices are under 750 euros so they are competitive. I would for sure pick something more unique. Another brand I am so sick of seeing on every two women is Gerard Darel, the same bag over and over and over. Yuck!

 
Comment by Jo on 03/02/2008 at 5:12 pm

I have this bag and love it. I totally think it would look silly on a guy as it is too small. It’s a great size for carrying the essentials if you want to go shopping and so easy to wear. I second the tres chic comment!

 
Comment by Sarah on 03/04/2008 at 4:30 pm

I have it too in oak, and its definately too small and delicate for a man. I love it.

 
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