Week of 6 January, 2008 - 01:00 to 13 January, 2008 - 00:59

How can I be notified of new designs?
Do you offer a Lifetime Guarantee?
My laptop isn't on your Laptop Bag Fit Guide. Help!
I'm unhappy about something! What do I do? and I'm really happy about something! What do I do?
Can I get a bag in a custom color combination?
Will you be adding more "girly" colors?
Can you add a new feature or color to my bag?
Can I return my used bag for an exchange or refund?
How do I try out a bag without making it "used"?
Updated: How do I return a bag? and How do I exchange a bag?

See them on the Kit page.

Click here to be taken to Gear Ninja to see the full-size image or check out the Archetype page.

gmich has added pictures to his review of the Brain Bag backpack. Read the review -- "A teacher reviews the Brain Bag" -- in the TOM BIHN forums. Or check out the Brain Bag page.

Inside their main compartments, our Empire Builder and Zephyr briefcases come with three hard plastic file dividers that make organizing your papers a snap, and keeps those important files from getting damaged. The dividers stay put inside the bag, but are easily removed if you don't want them.

Many of you call us to order extra file dividers for your Empire Builder or Zephyr: now you can easily order them through our Web site. $9 will get you three extra file dividers, and a whole bunch of extra organization. And who doesn't need that? Extra File Dividers. $9. In-stock.

Posted in the TOM BIHN pool at Flickr:

(That's a Plum/Wasabi Medium Cafe Bag and some very cool fingerless gloves.)

Check out the thread The Zephyr is the greatest... for customer feedback on our Zephyr briefcase. (FYI, the Zephyr is almost sold out: once it's sold out, it will be ready to ship again by late February.)

Excerpt:
"For my needs, the Zephyr is perfect. As a daily use bag, I typically have been carrying a laptop in a brain cell, 4-5 patient files (about 1 in thick each), printer cable, phone, a variety of pens, and a bunch of other small items. For travel I have been carrying the laptop and brain cell, a gear pouch (Waterfield - nothing against TB I just already had the pouch) for chargers, cables, etc) a couple of paperbacks and magazines, snack bars, files (not as thick as patient files) and a blow up travel pillow as well as other assorted little things."