The Weather Bag
Posted by Sheri Harris on Thursday, May 19, 2011
Under: Problems and Solutions
Problem
Once upon a time there were trendy bags, some from Paris, London and New York. They each had their own style and expensive price. Now almost anything goes. When cases and the like are made of leather or fabrics that are not resistant to the elements of rain and snow they get ruined over repeated use in such weather. One can argue, "I just use another bag to carry my things in when the weather gets bad." But, hey the weather is not always predictable but that does not mean your bag should have to suffer as a result. Keep in mind that if your bag gets wet so does the contents inside. This is not only for pocketbooks. Laptop bags, briefcases, tablet cases can be ruined from water damage as a result from being soaked. When you finally arrive to work or home to remove items out of your bag they may be very wet and ruined because you waited thirty minutes for a bus or a train or you had to walk in order to try and get some place on time. Rain and snow are very much like working for a boss you have never met at least in person. How so? The orders come from above and sometimes suddenly, they have a trickle down effect, and often such decisions were meant to improve the quality or salvage one thing or another. I don't know about you but cleaning out a bag after a bad storm just makes a person want to put something away for a rainy day.
Solution
The weather bag is a raincoat for your handbag,tablet case, briefcase and or computer bag. It is made of waterproof material that will not leak and get inside your bag, thus preventing the contents from getting wet or ruined. It attaches easily by velcro lock and reinforced seals around the handle openings are to prevent water from getting inside the bag from those areas. It comes with it's own carrying case and is tiny enough to carry around with you in your bag so it can be used when bad weather arrives. Rain and water can leave a lot of damage. Unless you have a maid to bring you fresh dry towels not only for yourself but for your computer once you arrive to work or school or a heater if you need to dry out that report or homework assignment on paper that is now due then the weather bag is for you. Then again, who has the time to do all of this? Because by now you're doing most of the sneezing on the totem pole. The weather bag, don't feel too bad-at least you're in charge of something!
Once upon a time there were trendy bags, some from Paris, London and New York. They each had their own style and expensive price. Now almost anything goes. When cases and the like are made of leather or fabrics that are not resistant to the elements of rain and snow they get ruined over repeated use in such weather. One can argue, "I just use another bag to carry my things in when the weather gets bad." But, hey the weather is not always predictable but that does not mean your bag should have to suffer as a result. Keep in mind that if your bag gets wet so does the contents inside. This is not only for pocketbooks. Laptop bags, briefcases, tablet cases can be ruined from water damage as a result from being soaked. When you finally arrive to work or home to remove items out of your bag they may be very wet and ruined because you waited thirty minutes for a bus or a train or you had to walk in order to try and get some place on time. Rain and snow are very much like working for a boss you have never met at least in person. How so? The orders come from above and sometimes suddenly, they have a trickle down effect, and often such decisions were meant to improve the quality or salvage one thing or another. I don't know about you but cleaning out a bag after a bad storm just makes a person want to put something away for a rainy day.
Solution
The weather bag is a raincoat for your handbag,tablet case, briefcase and or computer bag. It is made of waterproof material that will not leak and get inside your bag, thus preventing the contents from getting wet or ruined. It attaches easily by velcro lock and reinforced seals around the handle openings are to prevent water from getting inside the bag from those areas. It comes with it's own carrying case and is tiny enough to carry around with you in your bag so it can be used when bad weather arrives. Rain and water can leave a lot of damage. Unless you have a maid to bring you fresh dry towels not only for yourself but for your computer once you arrive to work or school or a heater if you need to dry out that report or homework assignment on paper that is now due then the weather bag is for you. Then again, who has the time to do all of this? Because by now you're doing most of the sneezing on the totem pole. The weather bag, don't feel too bad-at least you're in charge of something!