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Coffee Break: Horizontal Puzzle Tote

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Loewe horizontal puzzle tote

I've always been a fan of Loewe's puzzle totes, but I haven't been too impressed with tote versions I”ve seen in the past. This ‘Horizontal' edition looks fabulous, though — I love the extra space. At 5.9″ x 13″ x 14.6″ you can fit most laptops, too.

I do wish it closed on top, but alas…

The bag is $2900 at NET-A-PORTER.

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14 Comments

  1. What’s the best facial razor for removing chin hairs? I’ve been using Tinkle razors but they seem to go dull REALLY quickly.

    1. A men’s facial razor. It might seem like more than you need, but why not — it’s what they’re designed for. And since your hairs are not as intense as a male beard, the blades last a long time.

    2. I have the Dermaflash one and it works really well. But it’s pricey. I can get a few uses out of a blade but it works best when I use a new blade every time. It makes a significant difference. This might be similar to the brand you are using and why it gets dull so quickly.

    3. I don’t think the brand matters, I think you just need to change them more often – how many times are you expecting to be able to use it? there’s a lot less wiggle room for dull on the face than the legs!

    4. My husband uses Feather safety razors with a Merkur handle. I steal it sometimes and it gives me the closest shave ever.

    5. Tweezers. Also does anyone else feel annoyed that women are being encouraged to shave? It was one of the few widely expected grooming necessities for men. Now they grow beards and women have to shave?! Not on my watch!

      1. And shaving makes the hair grow back coarser… What about waxing? I use tweezers for the occasional hair.

  2. anyone else think these drones to help during school shootings are ridiculous? it’s like rather than address the actual problem, let’s spend a lot of time and money on something that is likely to lead to a whole host of other problems and not actually make a dent on the problem at hand

    1. Honestly, I think everything they have done inside schools to try and mitigate school shooting damage is ridiculous and poorly thought out. It’s all inconvenient at best, actively harmful and expensive at worst. The problems are social problems, preventing kids from carrying backpacks or running school shooter drills is actively detrimental and creating a culture of fear/surveillance. And we wonder why kids are anxious these days.

    2. Yes – but in world where getting guns out of people’s hands seems (politically) impossible, I can understand looking for anything that might possibly help.

      1. Congregate care settings are risky and vulnerable, but cheap. Anyone society doesn’t value so much will get stuck in a congregate care setting.

      2. The people pushing these “solutions” don’t care whether they actually work. It’s all theater.

    3. It’s a ridiculous solution but an unsurprising step; guessing drone companies are cozied up to government decision makers. So much for democracy.

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