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Caring for leather bags: 5 do’s and don’ts

by Lucabrando Sanfilippo | Apr 3, 2018 | Sustainability | 0 comments

We love the idea that a great bag is for ever. But to achieve truly amazing results we know that we can’t do this alone. This is why we involve You in the decision making process of your bag. We together choose colors, trim, and leather. Together, we work out...
Style, Comfort, Accessibility and Personal Expression

Style, Comfort, Accessibility and Personal Expression

by Ben Trissel | Dec 5, 2017 | Business, Design, Sustainability | 0 comments

I recently travelled to Bergamo, Italy for Raggio -Stile Di Vita A Pedale — a conference on bicycling and sustainable living. The event was held in a small town just north of Bergamo — Alzano Lombardo — in a former paper mill and printing plant. The building itself...

Improvements to the Art Bag

by Ben Trissel | Sep 19, 2017 | Art, Design, Sustainability | 0 comments

I’ve made improvements to the Art Bag – Sidgl’s flagship messenger bag. Originally designed to carry a plein aire easel and the assorted things needed to paint outside, the Art Bag has become a great general messenger bag. It’s big –...
Designing for the MVP – Backpack Edition

Designing for the MVP – Backpack Edition

by Ben Trissel | Mar 19, 2017 | Art, Design, MVP, Sustainability | 0 comments

Recently, I designed and made a backpack. This is the first backpack my company, Sidgl, has produced, and it’s design and construction offered some insights. Taking a step back from writing about sustainability, I wanted to focus on those design insights. Bear with...
The Consumers Role in a Sustainable Marketplace

The Consumers Role in a Sustainable Marketplace

by Ben Trissel | Feb 28, 2017 | Business, Design, Sustainability | 0 comments

Frequently, I feel we are in a race to the bottom. Cheaper goods, poorly made, with customer service that is negligible. My experience in retail shopping in the United States has not been particularly good over the last few years — and it has only gotten worse through...
When an Opportunity Is Masked As a Problem

When an Opportunity Is Masked As a Problem

by Ben Trissel | Feb 21, 2017 | Business, Design, Sustainability | 0 comments

I want to share this because its paints a pretty clear picture of a problem: the hollowing out of parts of the country. A lack of resources, a lack of industry, a lack of educational prospect. A population becoming invisible. Right now, the framework for explaining...
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