Awesome Briefcases

Whether graffiti is public art or a public nuisance will always be a hotly-debated topic, but there’s no question that Bob Partington’s portable James Bond-quality street painting machine is an awesome bit of kit. (Thanks Dave!)

A bag that fits both business and pleasure. Topo Designs’ Mountain Briefcase is also a shoulder bag and a backpack. It has a padded laptop sleeve inside and two cinch straps at the base.

You’ll look like a real bad-ass walking into a meeting with one of these Zero Halliburton cases constructed from real carbon fiber. It’s perfect for spies, CIA agents, or better yet, just carrying your lunch.

Looking for a stylish and unique way to protect and carry your MacBook? Silva’s briefcases are made from caramel bamboo, imparting a warm natural shell to your modern plastic and metal gadget.

These bicycles have a space in the middle of the frame, large enough to hold a briefcase. The rigid frame protects the object, while the object lowers the bike’s center of gravity, increasing stability.

Dad’s briefcase gets modern with the Attache Centenary: Samsonite celebrates its 100th birthday with a Japan-only, 100 piece re-release of a 1960s classic, albeit with a 15.4″ laptop pocket.

Don’t let its name fool you: TravelTeq’s Trash Briefcase is definitely more than meets its Italian leather shell with 8 compartments (4 open, 3 zipped, 1 cigar) plus room for a 15″ laptop.

Made with bulletproof glass plastic, The Impervious Briefcase is an accordion-style bag with a shell that snaps back from dents; it holds a 15.4″ laptop and weighs just 3 pounds.

Made with 17.5 oz Ugandan canvas, Filson and Apolis’ Philanthropist Briefcase is an initiative to rebuild Uganda’s textile industry and connect those who make it to those who wear it.

Jack Spade’s Wear Utility Brief may be pricey, but this utilitarian bag is designed to last: the paraffin-soaked cotton is mark-proof while the handles are reinforced with rivets.

Hlaska’s Evergreen Briefcase is so-named for its distinctive wood-grain pattern; pick from three ebony, cedar or pine, all of which are embossed on vegetable-dyed Italian leather.