sbaker
01-21-2004, 03:43 PM
While searching for strollers online I came across this diaper bag. It looks really interesting to me. I was wondering if anyone has seen or used one....Here's a link to the website:
http://www.loomlife.com/collection/marsupial.htm
I emailed Loom to get more info and a picture of the inside of the bag. Here's the reply:
"Thanks for your email - and your interest in the Loom diaper bag!
I've attached an image of the interior - not a great photo - but
hopefully it will give you a sense of the interior configuration.
Real quick:
The bag is designed to be used with one hand and no eyes - meaning, most
moms are busy with baby or other tasks while trying to grab something
from within their bag. Therefore, the bag has no velcro (which can
degrade and get dirty over time) or zippers (which require two hands to
open). The large front flap of the bag is secured with two magnetic
closures, as is the large rear pocket. These are invisibly nestled in
the lining of the bag - and make a neat 'click!' when they lock in
place.
On the inside, the bag has several pockets specifically designed for
parent's needs:
A carabiner key clip perched on the rim of the bag, to keep keys where
you can find them;
A side pocket just the right size for a box of baby wipes;
An insulated, adjustable bottle sleeve on the other side of the bag;
A large open storage area on the back wall of the bag - for stowing the
included changing pad (also with magnetized closures to keep it folded
up and out of the way when not in use)
Two pockets on the front wall of the inside of the bag: one deep and one
shallow for quick-access
A draw string stuff-sack for dirty clothes, toys, snacks, cosmetics etc.
Keep in mind that I designed this bag to have a life after baby - the
interior rear open pocket is broad enough to hold most lap tops, the
bottle sleeve large enough to hold a water bottle (for yoga/work
outs/travel), and the stuff sack is great for tolietries, computer
cables etc...
Hope this helps you in your decision making Sara!
I'd love to get your feedback on any features you like/don't like- and
of course if you decide to get the bag - I'd really love to hear from
you to know how it works for you.
I wonder: how did you find out about Loom? Just curious. I just launched
the company in October!
Feel free to call or drop a line again - happy to help any way I can.
Thanks again for your interest in Loom!
Best,
Johanna La Fleur
Founder
415 381 2820
http://www.windsorpeak.com/dc/user_files/2059.jpg
Just my two cents...
:) :+ :)
Sara
Mom to:
Rayce 02/09/02
Charlye 12/20/03
http://www.loomlife.com/collection/marsupial.htm
I emailed Loom to get more info and a picture of the inside of the bag. Here's the reply:
"Thanks for your email - and your interest in the Loom diaper bag!
I've attached an image of the interior - not a great photo - but
hopefully it will give you a sense of the interior configuration.
Real quick:
The bag is designed to be used with one hand and no eyes - meaning, most
moms are busy with baby or other tasks while trying to grab something
from within their bag. Therefore, the bag has no velcro (which can
degrade and get dirty over time) or zippers (which require two hands to
open). The large front flap of the bag is secured with two magnetic
closures, as is the large rear pocket. These are invisibly nestled in
the lining of the bag - and make a neat 'click!' when they lock in
place.
On the inside, the bag has several pockets specifically designed for
parent's needs:
A carabiner key clip perched on the rim of the bag, to keep keys where
you can find them;
A side pocket just the right size for a box of baby wipes;
An insulated, adjustable bottle sleeve on the other side of the bag;
A large open storage area on the back wall of the bag - for stowing the
included changing pad (also with magnetized closures to keep it folded
up and out of the way when not in use)
Two pockets on the front wall of the inside of the bag: one deep and one
shallow for quick-access
A draw string stuff-sack for dirty clothes, toys, snacks, cosmetics etc.
Keep in mind that I designed this bag to have a life after baby - the
interior rear open pocket is broad enough to hold most lap tops, the
bottle sleeve large enough to hold a water bottle (for yoga/work
outs/travel), and the stuff sack is great for tolietries, computer
cables etc...
Hope this helps you in your decision making Sara!
I'd love to get your feedback on any features you like/don't like- and
of course if you decide to get the bag - I'd really love to hear from
you to know how it works for you.
I wonder: how did you find out about Loom? Just curious. I just launched
the company in October!
Feel free to call or drop a line again - happy to help any way I can.
Thanks again for your interest in Loom!
Best,
Johanna La Fleur
Founder
415 381 2820
http://www.windsorpeak.com/dc/user_files/2059.jpg
Just my two cents...
:) :+ :)
Sara
Mom to:
Rayce 02/09/02
Charlye 12/20/03