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Timbuk2 Pip Crossbody Bag

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Timbuk2 Pip Crossbody Bag
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Overview

About Timbuk2 Pip Crossbody Bag

Closeouts. Short jaunts and city exploration call for a compact everyday bag, and the Timbuk2 Pip Crossbody bag fits the bill. The clean design has an interior divider and two slip pockets.

  • Durable 1830 denier polyester canvas
  • Flap closure with quick-release buckle
  • Interior divider
  • Exterior rear slip pocket with magnetic closure
  • Under-flap slip pocket
  • Adjustable webbing strap
  • Bike light loop
  • Made in Viet Nam

Specs

Specs about Timbuk2 Pip Crossbody Bag

  • Material: Polyester canvas shell with polyethylene interior
  • External dimensions (HxWxD): 7.9x5.9x1.6"
  • Weight: 6.2 oz.
  • Made in Viet Nam

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About Timbuk2

Originally created in 1989 by a San Francisco bike messenger named Rob Honeycutt, the Timbuk2 messenger bag is still an iconic example of entrepreneurial spirit and innovation. Easily recognized by the rugged, stylish design, Timbuk2 bags were initially made to order in Honeycutt’s basement before the company opened its first shop three years later. Timbuk2’s signature three-panel, tri-color design and “Build Your Own Bag” order form first debuted in 1994 and remain extremely popular today. After more than two decades, this brand still constantly evaluates its products for performance, durability and environmental impact, ensuring that all Timbuk2 messenger bags, backpacks, laptop bags and accessories are held to the highest possible quality standards.
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