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From the article: " I don't know about you but i'm getting a little tired of the 'man bag', men using their shoulders to support their bags whatever happened to doctor bags, briefcases and holdalls men using pure strength to carry belongings! Which brings me in a round about way to the actual point of this post i'm bored of the man bag and want to see men carrying something a bit more stylish like a british made, leather covered holdall with a snap-shut lock and ingenious newspaper/umbrella loop on it's rear, to specific i hear you cry, but no Holdall &Co have heard my prayers.  Since 2012 they have been crafting stylish under arm folio bags, which you can now buy in two sizes and...

Neil Thornton of The Science of Appearance took one of our folios out for a test drive - using it to style a smart and casual looks. Neil said: "This weekend I was privileged enough to get my hands on one of Holdall & Co.‘s beautiful leather folios. A versatile accessory to say the least, these leather crafted folios act as the perfect carrier for important work documents, Fashion Week notebooks or as chicest laptop case around." Read the full article here: http://www.thescienceofappearance.com/2013/04/holdall-co-folios/ X

Thanks to a happy customer, we received a lovely mention on Bagaholic Boys blog, here's what he had to say: " I was first made aware of Holdall & Co when a reader sent in a snapshot forBagaholicboy Mailbag, glowing with pride as he gushed about how he now takes it everywhere with him. After a couple of clicks online I came face to face with the Holdall & Co Folio, a full grain bridle leather that’s as functional as it’s handsome. Brains and brawn, I like. Handmade in England, each folio (depending on the size you get) can comfortably hold magazines, notepads, A4 papers and even the 13″ MacBook Pro, which is a bonus if you ask me. On the back, there’s even a...

We're a big fan of Eric's writing, so we thought we'd ask him a few questions about his work, blogging and style inspiration. Q: Please tell us a little about yourself and your blog? I joined Drapers Record as a junior reporter on 28 January 1980 and I have been commentating on the fashion business pretty much ever since. These days I am a freelance writer, specialising in menswear, and I also work as a consultant to the fashion industry. My blog, The Musgrave Manifesto, is part of my output. Q: What prompted you to start The Musgrave Manifesto? I have had a website since 2006. The current one was built a couple of years ago by Jan Rust, whose business...