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"FacebookPinterest\n\nSeeing this bag in a photo definitely piqued my interest but actually having it in my hands is really what sold me. This travel bag from Sandast definitely costs a pretty penny but actually looks and feels worth every last cent. Made from seriously sturdy vegetable-tanned leather that will take years (or a few dozen good safaris) to break in, this &amp;quot;Bourbon&amp;quot; bag is the perfect size for a full weekend\u2019s worth of stuff. Plus, practicality aside, it just looks cool; like the vintage duffel you\u2019d hope to find in some mid-west second-hand shop. Milan Franeta started Sandast in 2006 as a way to recreate the antique American bags he sought out in thrift shops. Using old-school construction techniques on some of the best materials, and having each piece made by hand, ensures that each piece has the quality and attention to detail you\u2019d hope for when investing in a stylish carry-all.\n\n$1,550, available at sandast.com"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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