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Unveiled at this week’s (Capsule) show in Paris was a collaboration between Schott’s Perfecto Brand and Billykirk. They’ve teamed up for an all-leather tool bag for Spring 2012. The bag’s hand made by brothers Chris and Kirk Bray with parts from California and Pennsylvania and features elements incorporated from the iconic Schott Perfecto and BillyKirk’s classic carryall. It’s made from brown and black American cowhide and is fitted with quilted nylon lining, heavy chrome zipper, exterior coin pocket and Schott Perfecto hardware. Other fine details include double drop handles, signature Billykirk luggage tag, metal hinge frame, two interior pockets and a detachable leather shoulder.

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Though we’ve featured Billykirk’s Schoolboy Satchel in the past, we’re really liking this slate finish. The deep blue shell is different than anything we’ve seen in recent memory as it has some vintage appeal but doesn’t lack functionality. It’s made from vegetable tanned leather that will wear to perfection and comes with plenty of essential pockets to keep things safe and organized.

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Honestly, there’s not much to say about this satchel except that it’s the closest you’ll get to timeless. The vegetable tanned leather looks great in both finishes and is sure to break in proper. The inside of Billykirk‘s latest creation has room for a 15″ laptop and also features another compartment for everything else.

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Billykirk‘s lineup of fine leather goods is now trickling into notable retail shops worldwide. Blackbird of Seattle has gotten their fix and we’ve got a few shots of them showing off some highlight pieces. We’re really digging the waxed schoolboy satchel as well as the waxed medium-sized carryall.

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Selectism gives us a look at The Brother’s Bray Collection by Billykirk, more specifically a collaboration with footwear icon Sebago. Urban Outfitters will be housing two models, a suede leather dockworker as well as a moc boot.

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Billykirk‘s 232 duffle is a prime choice for your weekend getaway and since Memorial Day Weekend’s upon us, this might be exactly what you need. The waxed canvas cotton shell is fitted with contrasting fixed length heavy cotton handles and a single exterior pocket in navy.

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Lark has quickly risen to become one of Vancouver’s finest retailers and we think their strong online presence has a lot to do with it. They’ve gone ahead and dropped a lookbook for their Spring/Summer 2010 offerings. The shots are tremendous, with appearances from some of our favorite brands including Burkman Bros., Alexander Olch and BillyKirk.

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Another fine product from the good folks at Billykirk. This time, they’ve dropped a bike frame pouch to carry any tools needed to fix a flat and such. It’s made of 100% leather and comes with adjustable belt style straps and a button tab closure. Like all Billykirk products, this too is handmade by Amish leather workers and given the utmost attention and detail.

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Available in a navy waxed cotton shell, the padded laptop flight bag from Billykirk is a solid buy for anyone needing to keep their MacBook by their sides at all times. The leather detailing works well with the navy and will make it a good option for any season. Like all Billykirk products, the flight bag was handmade in the USA by Amish leather workers.

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Billykirk‘s fine products are hand made, with most of the work done by an Amish community in Pennsylvania. The result is flawless, and that’s proven in the label’s Spring/Summer 2010 offerings. Notable items include an array of carryall bags in small and medium sizes, card cases, and a leather journal that comes with an aquabee sketchbook. Look for the pieces to hit retailers in the coming weeks and months, including Vancouver’s LARK.

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