[image] I bought my messenger bag from those guys (https://missionworkshop.com/) years ago, and it's nearly indestructible. Their gear is quite expensive, so they're the perfect candidate for a drop. [image] [image] Cheers.

[image] Hey there everyone, We want to know what bags all of you are into, be it duffle, sachel, messenger, weekender, waist pack or whatever have you. We already source a variety of brands and types of bags, but are always looking to stay in tune with the interests of the community. Here are some questions to help inspire your opinions and ideas. · What do you look for in a bag? · Do you use a waist pack (fanny pack)? · What styles do you prefer, for which activities? · Are there particular bag types you use the most? · Are there particular brands you like? Your suggestions and feedback are taken into account when we look for products to put on the site so tell us what you like, what you don’t like and any preferences you have in between. Thanks! Check out our past and current drops here: www.massdrop.com/search/bags/drops

It seems like every other week we get a drop of the double monks. Would love to see if anyone’s interested in the classic single monk style [image]

Hey there Massdrop community, I run a Sock Brand called Society Socks. We create fun and stylish socks, and with every pair sold we donate another to charity. A friend who uses Massdrop has been nudging me for a while to ask the community if they would be interested in a holiday deal, so here I am :) Question: Would you guys be interested in a Society Socks massdrop deal? Happy to throw in a large pack (say nine pairs in a box) or a smaller bundle of two socks. I've attached a few photos of our socks below - if you want to see what our catalog consists of check out our products page here: https://mysocietysocks.com/collections/products [image] [image] [image] [image] [image] [image] [image]

This is an interest check. Take a look around here: https://www.pierotucci.com/en/italian-online-shop/58-0/toscanella-for-men.html These are some of the same pieces one would find browsing the open air markets in Italy. [image]