Suede shoulder bag for laptop and grocery runs: Meda Bag

Why did I choose it as a bag to share with my mother?

My mother said she thought it was cute when I hung a little doll on my bag, so I started looking for a bag we could share. I needed one I could take to a café with my laptop inside, while my mother wanted a lightweight bag for grocery shopping. With both uses in mind, I chose the Meda Bag Suede Bag.

I found it on Naver Smart Store, and the price felt manageable. My mother was also looking for a bag she could carry comfortably without worrying as much about stains, so I ordered it in black.

I also liked the keyring attached to the bag. My mother loved it because she said it looked like the dog she raises.

How were the size, texture, and included pouch?

The bag arrived inside a pouch. Before buying it, I had seen other reviews saying it could hold a laptop and lots of other things, and when it arrived, it was exactly the size I had wanted.

The suede texture was soft. I also liked that the design was not overdone, so it went well with the clothes I usually wear.

There were other colors, including camel and beige, but I usually like black, so I chose black again this time.

The pouch that came with it could also be used as an inner bag. I was happy that it came with something to organize the inside of the bag.

The magnet inside felt like it closed firmly. I tend to spill things when I carry an eco bag with an open top, so I liked that this one had a closure.

Was it comfortable when going out with a laptop?

I packed my laptop into the bag and headed straight to a café.

Heavy bags hurt my shoulders, and since my mother was going to carry it too, I paid attention to the weight. This bag felt light and was comfortable on my shoulder.

On cold days, it was nice to wear the bag on my shoulder and walk with my hands in my pockets. Black was easy to pair with clothes in many colors, and it looked natural with sweats too.

Did I try it on days with lots to carry, like grocery-shopping days?

When I came up to Seoul from my family home, I filled it with rice my mother had given me. The bag held up even then, so it felt sturdy.

I carried it when I went to the supermarket too. The keyring I had attached was cute every time I saw it, which became a small joy.

At first, I chose it partly with my mother's grocery-shopping bag in mind, but I kept carrying it myself whenever I went shopping or to the supermarket. I did not feel burdened about setting it down here and there, and worried less about it tearing or getting dirty. From days when I carried my laptop to everyday grocery runs, it became a bag I reached for often.