Nice casual bag/briefcase option
921855
Very happy with this.  My old bag was getting a bit ragged and gross.  This holds everything beautifully and looks great.
4632905
Got my girlfriend a new Macbook for Valentine's Day and she chose this bag for it. It's a nice looking tote, and definitely well constructed. The color of the bag makes it appear like a faded black and the gold blossom print only appears on one side.

Pros:
-- Very roomy on the inside. You can definitely hold a lot in this bag.
-- Comes with a removable laptop sleeve that secures with a velcro strap.
-- Stylish enough to look professional but still stands out in an office environment.

Cons:
-- Minimal organizational features. Comes with one zippered pocket, one cell phone pocket, and 3 pen holders. No separate compartments for laptop peripherals.
-- The shoulder strap offers no padding. Not very comfortable to carry a heavy laptop on your shoulder for a long time at the airport.

For the price I would expect a little more from the bag. It really is more of a fashion tote with a laptop sleeve added in it. At least Laurex makes a matching laptop sleeve you can change out. If you're looking to get a bag that looks good and can hold your laptop, this bag is not a bad choice. But if you would rather have a fully functional laptop bag, there are better ones out there.
1833041
I like the soft leather feeling.
It is smaller than my previous briefcase in size
but surprising me it can carry lots of travel stuffs.
seems pretty sturdy.
hope it can last as long as my last briefcase i.e. 25 years.
3715074
My last briefcase lasted over 20 years but it's time had come . . .  I wanted a nice bag that wasn't to pricey ($100 +/-).  I looked not only on amazon, but leather stores, department stores, etc and this bag really caught my eye. I've received many compliments while traveling with questions of where I got it.

Excellent quality and construction, It has 2 major compartments, one for a laptop, one for documents, papers, pens, as well as an outside pocket that is suitable to hold flat or smaller items like a phone or hotspot, papers, etc.  The flapover buckles are actually metal clasps underneath that fits into a metal receiver.  When the clasps are left in the unlocked position it makes a clicking noise when walking  The clicking is a little irritating so I make sure to clasp the opening when I'm on the go.  Overall a really nice bag.
7413
I'm pretty happy with my rolly bag. I'm an attorney and use it when needed (a couple of times a month). It's held up about as expected in the eight months I've had it. It has collected some wear on the exterior on the side the handle is on, on the bottom closest to the ground, but I roll the bag on pavement and drag it up and down curbs almost every time I use it, so that's not too surprising. It's very functional. The metal locks are easy to use, but they do make a noticeable "click" sound when you use them. The front pocket is great for legal pads/thin folders and has handy compartments for pens, etc., and the interior has as much space as I need. In terms of appearance, it has a slightly dark gray sheen in person rather than being black black, and I think that's due to the material used. It doesn't look as fancy as leather rolly bags due to the material used, or even some of the faux leather ones that look pretty good. It has more of a casual look to me, but it looks good and is pretty much all I wanted in my first rolly bag to bring to depositions and meetings. Overall pretty pleased.
3844027
This is a sturdy, lightweight tote bag that is well-constructed.  It is serviceable rather than stylish. My Thinkpad fits nicely in the computer sleeve, which fits inside a pocket on one side of the bag.  This is a bit over-engineered:  a padded pocket would suffice instead of a separate removable sleeve.  The main compartment is big and roomy -- bigger and roomier than I expected, but it would be very good if you need to carry folders and notebooks and papers with you on the go.  There are some little pockets for cell phones and other small items on the inside of the main compartment:  my iPhone 5S is too small and often falls out into the main compartment.  There is a small outside pocket on one side that is good for keys and my ID badge for work, and a large outside pocket on the other side that is good for papers I need to find quickly.  There is a zippered compartment on the outside, too.  The pocket at one end holds my compact umbrella and the pocket at the other end holds a small water bottle (emphasis on the small).  I've carried this to/from work every day for six months, treated it roughly, and it shows no wear at all.  I expect it will last a long time.
1935584
Great bag, the quality is solid and the style is exactly as showcased in the pictures. The color is lighter than the actual images, but that's not a deal breaker for me. The laptop pocket comfortably fits my 15.6" Dell Inspiron. Overall, I'm satisfied and will be using this as a business casual/casual messenger bag.
4079702
This casual bag is a nice color  a rich brown. The brown leather is accented with brass studs along the front, and closes with a magnetic snap.
I love the cross-body strap that is adjustable.
This bag is not large or roomy (not as large as a piece of paper  8  x 11). Hence the deduction in overall rating. From the photo, I expected it to be a little bigger. I definitely couldn't fit my large wallet in this bag, and had to use a small one.
There is a convenient pocket on the rear of the purse, but it is not large enough for my android purse.
Inside there are pockets: one zippered and one open.
Overall, this is a decent bag that I would recommend. 4 stars
2608882
love it!  wish it was  a little bigger or there was a tote type or ladies briefcase type available!
4793300
I have a lot of Swiss Wenger bags that have lasted over ten years without any failures. This bag looks considerably less sturdy than my other Wengers, but I'll give it a plus for the smart two-tone look. Caveat: it is grey, without any of the greenish cast you see in the photo, and it really is a laptop sleeve with a strap. There won't be room for briefs, notebooks or other paraphernalia unless you can stuff them into the very slim outer pocket meant to accommodate a phone, calculator (?) and a couple of pens. The laptop compartment is--and I've never seen this--a fuzzy black velvet! So I'm a little concerned about fuzzy particulate getting into tiny cavities of the laptop due to the shedding that might happen when stowing and retrieving the laptop repeatedly over time, or just general wear. It looks nice. One side has a slit compartment for a folder or two, and that compartment unzips at the bottom for the convenience of sliding the whole bag onto the handle of a wheeled suitcase. The handles are thickly padded--nice; the shoulder strap, while narrow, does have an adjustable shoulder pad with the clever addition of a slippery pad on the inside to save the shoulder material on your nice suit. Pads with the grosgrain will wear your suit shoulder to a noticeable shine over time. Bonus: it weighs practically nothing.
3757001
After finally purchasing a full-sized tablet for myself I decided I didn't want to carry it around in my hand all the time, nor did I want to leave it at home. So, it was time I embraced the man-bag (ha). Well, took me a while to find something that was casual without being feminine and wouldn't draw unnecessary attention to myself. It's a very simple bag that has a nice 'worn' look to it. Personally, I think it blends in quite nicely with a pair of jeans or pretty much any casual clothing. The picture makes it look like it's always 'square' or full, but it's not. The picture provided was definitely taken with some sort of filler inside, because the bag lays pretty flat and widens out when you need it to as you put more stuff in it.

It's got a great amount of space without being too large of a bag. So far, I've thrown an iPad Air with a Logitech Fabricskin keyboard case, a regular sized Bible in it and some other smaller types of items and still had some room to spare. I'd actually have rated it a 5 if it wasn't for one very minor questionable design decision: the zipper that seals the bag does not actually seal the bag all the way. The zipper is connected to the bag in a way where both of the corners are actually separated from the bag corner. This leaves about a quarter-sized hole in the bag where - if you were to say turn the bag upside down - smaller items such as loose pens or things like that could easily slide out. Granted, I say this is a minor issue because why would you be turning the bag upside down anyway? Plus, the way the bag and zipper are connected the hole is pinched shut for the most part during regular use anyway. Don't go on rollercoasters with the bag is all I'm saying (haha). Still, for the price, simplicity and casualness of the bag you'll be hard-pressed to find a better option. I'm actually tempted to buy another just to have as a backup.

Finally, I like the orange interior and a colored interior is actually something I was searching for. Why? Simple: easier to find things. Dark interiors are nice and all, but try throwing some darker, smaller objects into a bag and then see how easy it is to find things. Or, just look at women who have dark interior purses and how long it takes for them to find things. After buying some regular luggage for myself that had a similar orange interior and noticing how much easier it was to spot things (especially small electronics that are normally black) I was forever sold on colored interiors and this one delivers well in that area.
1713669
Just received this bag not too long ago, so I don't have any opinion on its durability... definitely a good bag for a laptop/electronics.. well padded. As you can see in the pictures, it's not very wide, so it won't really hold much more than some thin books and maybe a notebook (along with your laptop of course).. there are lots of compartments and even more slots for various items, more than I would really need, so I see that feature being unused. There's multiple zippers and pockets, so it's easy to fumble around trying to remember where you put everything, lol.  First impression though, a decent laptop bag with good padding and a nice look.
3745722
Nice looking bag with some good features and some not-so-god elements.  The canvas comes looking worn and aged, but is tasteful. The leather highlights are well done with decent stitching that over time may prove to be more decorative than sturdy. The buckles on the front have a classy brushed nickel appearance without being over-done.  It's somewhat difficult to tell on the Amazon page how these buckles clasp, but it is a latch and clasp type which is good (I was worried, based on the Amazon photo, that this was a buckle).

Here is a run-down of pouches and compartments:  There is fill-size zipper pocket on the back of the bag that will fit a thin 13" laptop, or papers, iPad, or Surface.  No water bottle bottle or cell phone pockets on the outside.  Open up the flap and an abundance of pockets present themselves (most of them open and unsecured).  There are two 6"w x 7.5"h unsecured pockets (no zipper or closure) on the front of the bag.  Above and behind that (but still on the outside of the bag on the canvas but under the flap) is an 14"w x 8.5"h unsecured pocket for papers, or a notepad.  That's it for the outside of the bag.  Inside, there is a single secured pocket.  It is on the front inside of the bag and measures 12"w x 7.5"h.  On the outside of this pocket are two unsecured pockets with  the same dimensions as the two front outside pockets.  Then there is the large main compartment which measure 14"w x 3.5"d x 9.5"h.  Large enough for a laptop, but there are no straps to hold it in place.  This compartment will fit and manage stiff items such as binders and books, but loose papers and the like will fold up inside.  Bottom cushioning is good. On the inside back wall is a thin 14"w x 9"h unsecured pocket which will also fit a small laptop, iPad, or Surface. The bag overall has a lot of give (the bottom is completely soft and pliable, so when you load it with a small laptop, the bag tends to crumple up).

I prefer some of the offerings from Timbuk2, since they have better compartments.  This bag would benefit from additional secured pockets inside and out. Not sure that this bag is worth the asking price unless the Fossil brand means a lot to you. The bag does look good (as I mentioned, it has an aged canvas look) and appears to be well-built except for some thin stitching.  Still, I can't quite recommend it due to other, better-designed offerings that are available at a similar or lower price.
4269642
It is a nice computer/office bag that mounts on a rack. It has plenty of internal pockets for pencils, USB sticks, business cards, etc. It also has a soft sleeve inside the bag for a laptop. I was hoping it would have enough space for a set of clothes (including shoes) in addition to my laptop. It is a bit too tight for a all of that. I now keep a spare pair of shoes at work so I can transport my laptop and my office clothes. Still tight, but it works.

I like the soft materials on the inside and the more durable outside construction. Time will tell if it holds up, but so far so good after about 10 round trips to and from work.
505634
Pretty much exactly what I was looking for - something with a bit of a more 'professional' style than a typical laptop bag. This fit the bill -- it looks great and it provides decent protection. It's not completely rigid thick plastic -- you can push it and it has some give, so if you're looking for something that'll easily survive a 100 foot drop, maybe you want one of those $100+ ballistic-type cases instead. For going to and from work though, this serves just fine. It has plenty of room to also carry documents, mouse (i hate trackpads), and the unclipped shoulder strap I rarely use. Plus various adapters for presentations.

For people worried that it may be too big for smaller machines, the velcro strap does a great job of keeping a 13 inch ultrabook from shimmying around. It doesn't really budge at all.
3868974
Overall, I like this bag! It is great for work, simple yet classy design and it also has a laptop case interior (connected to the bag with a zipper closure, would probably fit up to a 13 inch laptop). This casing will likely prevent the bag corners from breaking with a heavy laptop in the bag, and also a great place to place papers and files. The leather looks and feels like it is made of nice quality. The gold accents along the handles are a nice touch. I wish the Rebecca Minkoff lettering on the exterior was a little more noticeable. Although Rebecca Minkoff is spelled across the interior design, which is a nice contrast from just the black bag. The only thing that bothers me are how flimsy and a tad short the handles are. They could be a little longer, even just half an inch longer, as my arm gets caught in it a little sometimes when it is on my shoulder and would be great if it was designed with tougher material. The handles are just too thin and don't seem to mesh well with the overall design of the bag.
4710871
I love the casual look to this bag - it doesn't have much structure though.  Once you put a hardcover notebook in it, it holds its shape much better.  Lots of room for everything, attractive and rugged looking.  I love it.