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After I opened the package, I unfolded the City Saky and hung it over a chair to let some of the wrinkles out. (That’s right, it’s THAT humid in Hawai’i) The next day when I went to look for it, it was gone. Poof! In my house, that usually means that First Born
I love the matching Sakcessories, two pouches that clip on to the bag so that your bag is both a purse (with the Sakcessories) and a carry-all bag. In fact, I’ve been using the Sakcessories as my “purse central” with my wallet, keys, etc that I can move between my Saky and my work bag. Another thing I love about the Saky bags are the prices. The City Saky retails for $20 and is a sizable bag measuring 15” x 14” x 7.5”. The larger size, the Saky Weekend, is $25 and measures 15” x 18” x 7.0”. These Saky bags will still be stylish and functional long after you purchase them (kind of the exact opposite of supermarket plastic bags). And if you have a 14 yr old daughter like I do, you can play hide and seek the Saky Sack or just give up and let her claim it so you can get a new one. (I’m leaning toward the second option myself.)
You can purchase a Saky Sack along with the Sakcessories here. And right now through 4/5/11, you can use the promo code ALOHA and get 25% off your Saky Sack order!
I was not compensated for this post although I did receive a product sample to facilitate my review. Any and all opinions here are my own.