
Realistically each of us only need a very small selection of bags to get us through life so this article isn’t intended to have you lusting after a new bag just because. It meant to help you find a sustainable ethical bag to suit your needs and within your budget, which will serve you well for the rest of your, hopefully, long life. I bought a relatively expensive (€150) leather handbag 15 years ago and it’s still going strong. When the seams started to rip I had it repaired by Isaac Jackman (formerly C&D repairs) on Charlemont St, D2 and I feed it with olive oil a few times throughout the year to keep it supple. Based on its current condition I’d expect this bag to keep me going until the grim reaper comes calling.
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