Leather Laptop Briefcase

Leather Laptop Briefcase

is the leather briefcase in the link below appropriate for a wall street exec that carries a laptop? how would

you rate the bag?

http://www.worldtraveler.com/jump.jsp?itemType=PRODUCT&itemID=2800

thanks in advance for any help! im thinking of buying this one.

While I like yours, perhaps look at the Coach links I've provided for you to give you more options.

http://www.coach.com/content/thumbnail.aspx?category_id=537

http://www.coach.com/content/thumbnail.aspx?category_id=538

Good luck!

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Mens briefcases date back to the 14th century when satchels were used as a way to transport money and other valuable items. The word that was used to describe these satchels was budget, which is a word that comes from the Latin word bulga. This in fact is the origin of the word budget as we use it today- with regard to finances.

In the early part of the 1800s, an iron hinge was used on bags in Paris. These bags began to be used more often by men as a way of carrying not only money but also important papers. They were known as satchels or bags until the early part of the 20th century when wallets became the standard for carrying around money.

As wallets began to replace satchels as a way to carry money, satchels were seen less and less. The only people who used satchels were those who needed to carry around items with them on the road or those who had to carry around important documents with them on an every day basis. A distinction was needed between the satchel - a common bag used by vagrants and transients for carrying around belongings and business people who needed to carry papers. This was especially true of those who carried documents back and forth to court, most notably attorneys, solicitors or barristers.

Briefcases of the 20th Century

Unlike other professions, an attorney often has to carry papers back and forth to court. In the early part of the 20th century, attorneys used cloth or carpet satchels for this purpose.

It was not until the 1920s when the first modern briefcase appeared on the scene. This was a flat, hard case that kept papers in order and did not resemble the bags that were being used by so many transients. Attorneys began using these bags which were quickly described as briefcases, to describe the documents that attorneys carry.

By the 1950s, briefcases were not only used by attorneys but other business people who used them to carry everything from their lunch to magazines. Briefcases were more than just a necessary accessory, they were a status symbol. A man generally went to work carrying a briefcase with him if he held an office job.

Briefcases Today

Today, briefcases are still used by those in office positions, although the formal, hard lined briefcase is once again giving way to the softer shape of the satchel like bags. While the most coveted briefcases are made of leather, they come in various shapes and sizes, including those that can be carried like a backpack.

With the advent of the laptop computer, briefcases have also been replaced by leather carrying bags that not only carry papers and necessary items, but also can carry the laptop. Most of the modern briefcases of today have either a shoulder strap or can be held by hand, are made of soft leather and can be used by both men as well as women. Briefcases have come a long way, especially in the past 20 years when they have become more unisex and all encompassing.

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