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Carrying Things, Part 1: Rushfaster Rounds Up the Best Bags

By Rain Noe - May 31, 2011

in Object Culture

If you're looking to buy a bag, or are designing a bag and need to see a wide cross-section of product for inspiration, check out Rushfaster. The Australia-based online retailer (located in Glen's hometown of Sydney) is like that friend you have who's a bag aficionado and has a closet full of only the best stuff.

Rushfaster offers a heavily-curated selection of brands from around the world—Booq, Gravis, BuiltNY, InCase, Mandarina Duck, Superdry and more—and stocks every conceivable permutation of bag and carry-thing: Laptop bags, luggage, messenger bags, backpacks, wallets, iPhone and iPad cases, you name it.

If I was working on a bag design project, browsing Rushfaster's site would be my starting point; but for those of you just shopping, as of today they're having a 60%-off sale. (Glen demands I point out that prices listed on their site are in Australian dollars. While most of us know those are the same thing as American dollars, Glen insists they're different.)

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Craig

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I'm with Patricia - I want that first bag but can't find it there! Which is it?
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patricia

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what brand is the first bag pictured on this post? i can't seem to find it on rushfaster...thanks!
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Bhaley

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So, if you *were* going to make a bag, do you make them yourself? Or have someone sew them for you? I'm in the process of designing a waxed canvas/leather messenger bag and am looking for resources to help with the construction/sewing. Any help would be appreciated! I willdefinitely check out Rushfaster!
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