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My grandson's graduation ceremony from law school is next month and I want to give him a nice, but not ostentatious leather briefcase for a present. If it makes a difference, he is specializing in criminal defense. I know we have many attorneys here and I trust forum member's input. I would like suggestions on which one to get him in the $200-$650 range. I will probably be ordering from Amazon.
Thank you in advance for your input.


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I would suggest a Saddleback leather briefcase. I use the thin front pocket briefcase, but there are many different sizes, styles, and colors available. Be careful with the larger sizes and styles - they get pretty huge and some of them (like the classic leather briefcase, in my opinion) are bit too unwieldy for courtroom/office use. Mine is similar in size to a traditional hard sided brief case - big enough to carry my laptop, a few files, and some misc. odds and ends. Good quality full-grain leather, tough as nails, not flashy or ostentatious, but nice.
 
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I would suggest a Saddleback leather briefcase. I use the thin front pocket briefcase, but there are many different sizes, styles, and colors available. Be careful with the larger sizes and styles - they get pretty huge and some of them (like the classic leather briefcase, in my opinion) are bit too unwieldy for courtroom/office use. Mine is similar in size to a traditional hard sided brief case - big enough to carry my laptop, a few files, and some misc. odds and ends. Good quality, tough as nails, not flashy or ostentatious, but nice.


Thank you. This is the kind of advice I was hoping for. Saddleback has been high on my list.


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Check out sureshot45's briefcase.



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Thanks, but looking for something more classic/conservative.


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I have this from Coronado leather: https://coronadoleather.com/co.../americana-ceo-am200 It’s a fantastic briefcase. Lawyers and judges all complement me on it. It even has a CCW compartment that works quite well.

Edited to add: Check the NRA store. My wife got mine there. Rather than Bison leather it was cow leather. There was a substantial savings without a drop in quality.


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My SBL large briefcase from around 2008 still looking great and strong like bull! Get the thin version as a starter kit to what will be a lifetime of collecting!



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I would suggest a Saddleback leather briefcase. I use the thin front pocket briefcase, but there are many different sizes, styles, and colors available.

Saddlebacks are awesome. Also agree on the thin front pocket briefcase. Great choice.
I like the lighter (Tobacco) color.



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Saddleback’snew “flight bag” is gorgeous and more reasonably priced than their briefcases. I’ve had their large briefcase for almost a decade now. The flightbag is the first offering they’ve had that has tempted me to replace my original.


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Thanks all. I ordered the Saddleback thin front pocket.


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I have this from Coronado leather: https://coronadoleather.com/co.../americana-ceo-am200 It’s a fantastic briefcase. Lawyers and judges all complement me on it. It even has a CCW compartment that works quite well.

Edited to add: Check the NRA store. My wife got mine there. Rather than Bison leather it was cow leather. There was a substantial savings without a drop in quality.

Nice!


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I agree with a nice leather satchel. For me personally, I prefer quick access, especially to the pen storage. I don't care for slower buckles.

Any of those would be an exceptional present and much nicer than most start with.
 
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I’m not in a place to do it, but I cant believe no one has posted “yo, homey, is that my briefcase” Smile

And....congrats to your grandson.
 
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Here's a nice one from Kenneth Cole... Wink



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I’m not in a place to do it, but I cant believe no one has posted “yo, homey, is that my briefcase” Smile

And....congrats to your grandson.


Thanks! His clients will be giving him enough "yos" and "homies" I'm sure. Big Grin


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if he's going to do criminal defense, a couple of sheets of kevlar backing a rifle plate might be a useful addition.
 
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if he's going to do criminal defense, a couple of sheets of kevlar backing a rifle plate might be a useful addition.

Good thought!


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I agree with a nice leather satchel. . . . I don't care for slower buckles.

What, you don't charge by the hour, in 6-minute increments? Eek Big Grin
 
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