According to their website, Temple’s “inspiration starts with endless hours of searching through dusty warehouses. After hand-selecting the best vintage military pieces [they] wash, cut, and stitch them for you to take on a new journey”. The Temple version of the iPad bag is made from beautifully rustic leather, with a design evoking reminiscences of a by-gone age. It is a supple worked-over tanned color and made to the exact measurements of iPad, ensuring a snug fit. The bag has an inner flap not featured on any of the publicity photography that ensures your iPad remains safe and secure inside the bag. The iPad is held around the edges of the screen by strong canvas strips and the bag frontage opens fully to enable access to the device without lifting it out of the bag. The front flap is sturdy enough to act as a rear support for the iPad, allowing you to prop it up into a comfortable viewing position. The bag comes with a shoulder strap that attaches to the bag using strong metal clips; the look is again in keeping with the ‘old fashioned’ theme.

This is a lovely bag of high build quality made of excellent materials. The ethos of the company is very sound, and you may well find yourself carrying your iPad in a small piece of WWII history. This bag is built to last, and I’m sure will easily outwear the first, second and even third generation iPads.

The Temple Bag for iPad is available for $186.00 from http://templebags.com

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