For the not-so-serious businessman/woman, the Clip Bag playfully borrows its form from a common office item… the binder clip! Constructed of wool felt and aluminum tubing, the bag functions so well you might forget just how clever it is.
Designer: Peter Bristol
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good observation of applying a simple but elegant form into another context…
the only caution is that careful you don’t venture into ‘kitsch’ territory
I am not hating on your idea, but seriously, that is a paper clip, who wants a paper clip as a bag, I can see you using the paper clip as a staring point and then moving on to a cool design
I would love a paper clip as a bag!
where can i get it?