It's not a purse. It's not an English carry-all (as far as I know). It is the latest in great bag design for men, and Malcolm Fontier is in the middle of it. So to speak.

The Interpretor is just one in a line of sturdy, fashionable, and masculine bags offered by Malcolm Fontier. Officially, the bags are unisex, but let's face it, women have plenty of bags to choose from whereas men are usually left to pick between paper or plastic.

The Interpretor comes in white or brown and retails at $215. It is covered inside and out with pockets and compartments, allowing room for a lot of stuff, including electronics and a 12" laptop.

The design fits well within the Malcolm Fontier mission statement, and aims for the market between "the buttoned-up, khaki-clad clones and the bling-bling divas." It is for people "that believe adventure and style go hand-in-hand."

From the website: We don't just do it- we do it UP. For us off-the-beaten-path urban adventurers, we have created a line of accessories that have the function AND the looks that will make even our gay friends proud. Our designs are ready for whatever's on the roadmap, and especially for what's not. Just pack it up and go...and make sure to go in style. See the world, meet the people, taste the culture, and live the life.

They refer to their products as "Gwen Stefani-Gandhi hybrid" that "strives to embody style and attitude, yet reflect purpose and subtlety rather than trend." Of course, claiming not to be trendy is exactly what makes it fashionable. It's complicated.

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[via Thrilllist]