Physician's Weekender
Physician's Weekender
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Product Details
Product Details
After years of studying the old Doctor's Bags, I finally put my pages of notes and sketches to use and the result is the Kingfisher Physician's Weekender. Designed to be the successor of the classic doctor's bag, the Physician's Weekender keeps the same style and purpose but adds a longer lasting Kingfisher closure system, Full-grain equestrian leather construction, hammered seams, cleats, Brass hardware, Brass rivets and drop handles. Two full width end pockets for cords and small objects are handy in the large compartment which has enough space for a pair of shoes, two or three sets of clothes, toiletries and undergarments. Its meant for use on one to three day trips on its own or as a carry-on to supplement a checked bag for longer stays.
Our bags are made without a cloth lining that would catch stains and smells over time. Instead our baseplate and pockets are made from the same leather as the exterior for a truly all-leather product. Though it exudes aristocracy, it is rugged enough to be used daily for its original purpose as a Doctor's bag. My original design draws on historical style, and elements from banker's and doctor’s bags to create classic lines that are masculine in form but have enough poise to look equally striking when carried by a woman. Handcrafted by our Mater American craftsmen with full-grain vegetable tanned equestrian leathers, it is built to endure for generations.
Features:
- The Finest Full Grain Leather
- Brass Buckle
- Brass Rivets
- Brass Cleats
- Detachable Shoulder Strap
- One piece drop handles
- Gusseted interior pockets
- Kingfisher Closure System
- Hammer Set Stitches
- 18"L by 9"W by 13"T
- Handmade In The USA
Our Craftsmanship
Our Craftsmanship
Our team of 3rd generation Master Craftsmen make and personalize every piece here in the USA. Kingfisher was founded in 2011 and is a certified member of CCC. You can visit our headquarters in Homewood, Alabama.