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Rare Filson Limited Edition Flyway Green Grid Waxed Tin Cloth Zipper Tote

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US OS
Condition
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Color
GreenBlack
Category
MenBagsBriefcases
Brand
Filson
For over 125 years, Filson has been the gold standard for "unfailing goods." Founded in 1897 by C.C. Filson to outfit prospectors during the Klondike Gold Rush, the brand’s philosophy was simple: survival depended on your gear. While they began with wool Mackinaws, their luggage line eventually became just as legendary, defined by industrial-grade fabrics and vegetable-tanned Bridle Leather that literally takes decades to wear out. Filson luggage isn't just gear; it’s a character in its own right. Its rugged, "no-nonsense" aesthetic has made it a staple for Hollywood’s elite and costume designers seeking authentic grit. This isn't your standard Rugged Twill tote. This limited-run Tin Cloth Zipper Tote is a departure from Filson’s usual heavy-duty architecture. Utilizing 14-oz. oil-finish Tin Cloth—the same waxed canvas used for their famous brush pants—this bag offers a lighter, more supple carry without sacrificing weather protection. Featuring the rare Flyway Green Grid pattern, this piece was released as a seasonal specialty, catering to the "sportman" aesthetic rather than the standard luggage line. Unlike their core bags these grid-patterned runs are produced in small batches and never restocked, they become instant collector's items due to their unique texture and visual depth. Fully lined and finished with a rustproof brass zipper, this bag represents the intersection of Filson’s gold-rush heritage and modern, limited-edition craftsmanship. “The Patinas started”

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