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What The World Needs: The Wine Purse
I love the Internets. Why? Because they bring me things like this:
The above image was attached to a random Tweet from someone I've never heard of that I managed to snatch out of the ether when I saw the sentence "I'm totally getting me one of these here wine purses." To which I could only say, "AMEN!"
What a concept! Sure, they could make the spout tuck conveniently away somewhere, and they've totally missed out on the buckle trend that's hot right now, but this is definitely a marvel of fashion and function nonetheless. And if it has some nice little inner pockets for those small frozen cold packs (plus enough room for a phone, a compact, a wallet, and a tube of lipstick) I call it genius.
I wonder if it comes in suede?
- Posted by: Alder on April 7, 2010 11:41 PM
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Comments (10)
Jake
wrote:This would be very practical for sporting events. Just needs an interior pocket for foldable stemware or plastic cups. And perhaps availability in team colors...
Cybercellar
wrote:Where do the glasses fit? Cool idea :)
Brad T.
wrote:And how quickly would the European shoulder bag, finally, become popular with American men?
amy
wrote:I feel the design might lead to a broken spout and wine everywhere. But, solid idea.
sherri thoma troutman
wrote:this is awesome - but who sells it? I want to buy one!
sherri thoma troutman
wrote:this is awesome. who sells this? I want to buy one!
Warren
wrote:To those who are alarmed at the absence of space for glasses, please relax. This bag is not designed for people like you.
It is designed for those who will drink direct from the spout.
china quinn
wrote:Perfect!! Where form meets function!
Laura
wrote:Very chic...now THAT'S an accessory I can appreciate. But do you think it comes in any other colors? :)
Alder Yarrow
wrote:A-ha ! I discovered where this product came from. And even how to order it. Looks like it's simply a cover for your standard bag-in-box wine.
http://www.scandinaviandesigncenter.com/Products/usd0/Trademark/Menu/10736/Baggy
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