LeSportSac Beauty Girl
The LeSportsac Beauty Girl Emily bag landed on my doorstep today! It's lightweight enough for every day use with convenient side pockets yet roomy enough to fit my gym outfit, wallets, iPod and schedule book.
As mentioned in one of my earlier posts, the Beauty Girl print is exclusive to Japan. Luckily, I had a friend in Japan who was kind enough to help me order it. Delivery was amazingly speedy and took just 2 days from the day that my friend placed the order online.
The advantage of LeSportSac bags is that they can be easily folded up and stashed away in your suitcase for travelling. They take up so little space that I often bring along three or four to use depending on the situation and need. They're also relatively easier to wash and maintain than most bags.
If you have a friend in Japan willing to help you order it, the LeSportSac Japan website still has many Beauty Girl bag styles in stock here. Delivery is a standard 500yen within Japan but there is free delivery for purchases of over 15,000yen.
And this is the Beauty Girl case that I got together with the LeSportSac 35th Anniversary mook (thanks to AhCapp for helping me pick this up from Kino!). It's well-made and of the exact same quality as the normal LeSportSac pouches. It has three zip compartments and a few card slots. The mook has already sold out at Kino, which will not be bringing in any more shipments. It is also sold out on Amazon Japan.
Suggestions on how to use the case as a passport case, pill case, wallet and stationery case.
The mook also featured several Japanese ladies and how they used their LeSportSac bags for different occasions.
Weekender bag.
An Overnighter bag stuffed with many smaller pouches. The Overnighter was also my go-to bag when I used to do tons of CPs in Tokyo a few years ago.
The next Artist in Residence is Japanese artist Matsuyama Tomokazu. The collection featuring three prints will be released in the fall.
Celebrities spotted carrying LeSportSac bags such as Milla Jovovich, Andie MacDowell, Jane Krakowski and Hilary Duff.
As mentioned in one of my earlier posts, the Beauty Girl print is exclusive to Japan. Luckily, I had a friend in Japan who was kind enough to help me order it. Delivery was amazingly speedy and took just 2 days from the day that my friend placed the order online.
The advantage of LeSportSac bags is that they can be easily folded up and stashed away in your suitcase for travelling. They take up so little space that I often bring along three or four to use depending on the situation and need. They're also relatively easier to wash and maintain than most bags.
If you have a friend in Japan willing to help you order it, the LeSportSac Japan website still has many Beauty Girl bag styles in stock here. Delivery is a standard 500yen within Japan but there is free delivery for purchases of over 15,000yen.
And this is the Beauty Girl case that I got together with the LeSportSac 35th Anniversary mook (thanks to AhCapp for helping me pick this up from Kino!). It's well-made and of the exact same quality as the normal LeSportSac pouches. It has three zip compartments and a few card slots. The mook has already sold out at Kino, which will not be bringing in any more shipments. It is also sold out on Amazon Japan.
Suggestions on how to use the case as a passport case, pill case, wallet and stationery case.
The mook also featured several Japanese ladies and how they used their LeSportSac bags for different occasions.
Weekender bag.
An Overnighter bag stuffed with many smaller pouches. The Overnighter was also my go-to bag when I used to do tons of CPs in Tokyo a few years ago.
The next Artist in Residence is Japanese artist Matsuyama Tomokazu. The collection featuring three prints will be released in the fall.
Celebrities spotted carrying LeSportSac bags such as Milla Jovovich, Andie MacDowell, Jane Krakowski and Hilary Duff.
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