Thanks. That was a good thought, but as far as I can tell they only sell a leather case (that looks like a book), not a sleeve.check twelvesouth.com
Interesting idea. I hadn't thought of that. I wonder how much it would cost though.Find a leather-working shop somewhere nearby, and see if they'll make one for you.
This exact one is great, esp. with the piggyback case option. I've often said someone should make something with a separate bag that attaches to the same strap, and these guys did it.https://www.sfbags.com/collections/macbook-cases/products/macbook-sleevecase#tab=Reviews
Not sure if something like this is what you are looking for.
I use one of their messenger bags and absolutely love it. The design and quality are top notch.
Lots of reasonable priced simple sleeves.
I had never heard of waterfield designs until I started researching messenger bags....I read a bunch of different reviews and every one was positive. I broke down and bought one. It exceeded my expectations. The quality is amazing.Hey thanks, these both are awesome options.
This exact one is great, esp. with the piggyback case option. I've often said someone should make something with a separate bag that attaches to the same strap, and these guys did it.
I don't like packing too much into the side pouches as they can dent the Mac, but having a loose fitting separate bag makes it better.
Lots of reasonable priced simple sleeves.
Unless some other options show I'll probably get from one of these (Etsy or Waterfield).
However, I didn't order from their website directly. I ordered from their Amazon listing, since for Amazon it seems that for those of us ordering from overseas, they will remove the UK VAT from the order. (VAT is 20% so we effectively get a 17% discount by ordering from Amazon.)
Amazon UK. Overseas shipping takes a while through Royal Mail though.Looks like they're no longer selling through Amazon - or at least I can't find them there.
Amazon UK. Overseas shipping takes a while through Royal Mail though.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_2?url=search-alias=aps&field-keywords=harber+london
If you order off their website you have shipping options, the more expensive of which is 2-3 day to North America.
Note that if you are a new visitor you can get 10% off, and if you put it in your cart and then don't order it for a day, they will give you a 15% off popup.
OTOH, if you order through Amazon UK, the price is significantly lower to North America, because the listed price will have VAT removed for North America.
ie. Wait a day and get 15% off through their website, or else order through Amazon UK and get their listed price minus VAT.
I guess that makes sense.Nice. I just bought a pacsafe Vibe 300 anti-theft bag, and it fits the 12" MacBook with Harber London sleeve perfectly in its pouch that was supposedly made to fit an 11.6" MacBook Air.
How well do the Harber sleeves fit? Could you hold it upside down without having the computer fall out?I ended up ordering this:
https://www.harberlondon.com/products/slim-leather-macbook-sleeve-case
However, I didn't order from their website directly. I ordered from their Amazon listing, since for Amazon it seems that for those of us ordering from overseas, they will remove the UK VAT from the order. (VAT is 20% so we effectively get a 17% discount by ordering from Amazon.)
I would never try that, considering it's just a sleeve with one open side.How well do the Harber sleeves fit? Could you hold it upside down without having the computer fall out?
I ordered the Harber sleeve for my MBP 13". Unfortunately, I find the leather quality to be absolutely terrible and am thinking about returning it, though the shipping won't be cheap back to the UK.I would never try that, considering it's just a sleeve with one open side.
It fits perfectly, and tightly, but the internal layer is a felt like material, so it could potentially slide out if you're not paying attention. Basically what I do when I carry it like that I hold it from the bottom on its open side, so there is no way it would slide out. Or else I put the whole thing in my pacsafe shoulder bag.
Sorry to resurrect an old thread however I have just got the Harber London Magnetic envelope sleeve for my new 14” MBP, and the fit is really tight… is that normal for Harber? Do they give a little over time.I would never try that, considering it's just a sleeve with one open side.
It fits perfectly, and tightly, but the internal layer is a felt like material, so it could potentially slide out if you're not paying attention. Basically what I do when I carry it like that I hold it from the bottom on its open side, so there is no way it would slide out. Or else I put the whole thing in my pacsafe shoulder bag.
It was tight but a good fit. Note that the 12” MacBook is wedge shaped so it would inherently be easier to slide in than the rectangular 14”. Also mine is a sleeve with no flap, unlike yours.Sorry to resurrect an old thread however I have just got the Harber London Magnetic envelope sleeve for my new 14” MBP, and the fit is really tight… is that normal for Harber? Do they give a little over time.
It takes quite a bit of effort to get the laptop in and out of it, so not sure if this is a 13” sleeve they are passing off as a 14” or whether it’s supposed to be like that…