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Massdrop x Intern Series 2: Laptop Folio
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Massdrop x Intern Series 2: Laptop Folio
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In February of 2018, “The Techwear Intern” began sharing his work with online fashion and streetwear communities, and users around the world gathered to watch him take on (and complete) a new project for 30 straight days. In an under-equipped studio, under strict deadlines, Intern took the industry by storm with his innovative patterns, technical materials, and no-to-low-waste policy—from concept to finished sample Read More
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KristoforMellroth
4
Dec 16, 2019
You can just wipe it down, it's a fairly smooth synthetic material so it doesn't pick up grime very easily.
DaddyWilson
110
May 30, 2020
For those who also participated in the series 1 drop as well and purchased packets, do you have any suggestions for attaching packets to this folio? I bought the small packet because all of the pockets were out of stock.
SkyeX
7
Aug 9, 2020
I have a medium packet on the front of mine, and a small pocket on that. I keep my notebook, power supply, and mouse in the packet, and my cables/pens/pencils in the pocket. It's an excellent minimal laptop bag. I have the packet attached to the row of webbing opposite the carry strap so the packet hangs down when I have the folio on my back. If you have any further questions, let me know!
john.colby
5
Mar 12, 2020
I'd say whichever way you're comfortable with. I fed mine thru one side and secured the G clips on the bag to the loops on the strap.
I prefer the resulting static connection to the more free floating connection depicted in the product images.
Cyndxquil
2
Aug 1, 2020
Yes it should. My 15.4" Late 2013 Retina is a very snug fit, but the new 16" is slightly smaller so there should be a little bit of wiggle room.
KristoforMellroth
4
Dec 16, 2019
I haven't taken it up to any sort of max load but I have a Surface Book 2, power supply, and other odds and ends that I carry in it daily without issue. Given that it's a slim profile, I think you'd be hard pressed to load it up enough to break it.
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