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    pfish asked a question in Timbuk2 on April 23, 2008 20:15:

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    Visualizing LE fabrics in the bagbuilder
    Hi,

    I'm having a hard time visualizing what the LE fabrics look like. Are the designs woven in or printed on? I'm trying to use the bagbuilder to make a laptop messenger, but even using the different views I can't get a sense of the suppleness or weaves of the different LE fabrics which I'm trying to choose between (which are Indigo Seed, Rice X-pac, and Flint Under Pressure). Please help.
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    pfish replied on April 22, 2008 23:55 to the question "Please help visualize LE fabrics (AND add accessories)" in Timbuk2:

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    THX! I'd appreciate it so much and I'll keep an eye out!

    Ms. Pfish! :)

    (I'm a girl)
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    pfish asked a question in Timbuk2 on April 22, 2008 21:48:

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    Please help visualize LE fabrics (AND add accessories)
    Hi,

    You've done a really cool thing with your flickr photoset of different sized bags on different sized people, I really appreciate it.

    But! I have a related request!

    Can you do something similar to create photoset of the limited edition fabrics? For example, make a few images that show them in different light(s)? I'm so excited about getting a laptop messenger and I'm using the "build a bag" feature, but I can't get a good sense of how the LE fabrics REALLY look to the human eye (texture/reflection/suppleness/etc.). The tool can only help so much, no?

    I've probably paged through hundreds of photos on flickr, trying to find a timbuk2 bag with any of the LE fabrics. For the record, the fabrics I'm trying to see in greater detail are: Indigo Seed, Rice X-pac, and Flint Under Pressure (I was looking at Black X-pac too, but it disappeared as an option). :(

    Please, please, please: help, help, help!

    P.S. How do I add available accessories to my custom order? I haven't figured out how to make the build-a-bag tool let me add an "accessory case" and a "strap pouch." (It only seems to offer: strap pad, slider, & 2-way - at least for the laptop messenger bag.)
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    pfish replied on April 22, 2008 17:20 to the idea "Which Size Timbuk2 Bag is Right For You?" in Timbuk2:

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    This is SO helpful!

    Is there a way you can do something similar to create photoset of the limited edition fabrics? For example, make a few images that show them in different light? I'm using the "build a bag" feature, but I can't get a good sense of how the LE fabrics really look to the human eye (texture/reflection/etc.).

    I've probably paged through hundreds of photos on flickr, trying to find a timbuk2 bag with any of the LE fabrics. For the record, the fabrics I'm trying to see in greater detail are: Indigo Seed, Rice X-pac, and Flint Under Pressure (I was looking at Black X-pac too, but it disappeared as an option). :(
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    pfish asked a question in Timbuk2 on April 21, 2008 04:29:

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    2-way vs. cell phone holder
    Which is better for a clam-shell style cell phone? I keep looking at the dimensions and descriptions of both and I can't tell - it looks like the style of cell phone that fits best in either accessory is the flat-front type with no "moving parts" (which is not what I have).

    I've got a Sanyo SCP-3100 now. I'll get a new phone at the end of the year when my plan runs out, but I'll probably still stick with the flip-open clam-shell style design. It's an inch think so I'm a little concerned it'll be a too-tight squeeze if I pick the wrong accessory.

    Please help!