Rainy-Day Commute Rules for a Leather Bag
A leather bag can handle a wet commute if you respect a few rules. Here is how to prepare, carry and dry it so the rain leaves no lasting trace.
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A leather bag can handle a wet commute if you respect a few rules. Here is how to prepare, carry and dry it so the rain leaves no lasting trace.
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