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ExperimentOne Sneak Preview

On popular demand, I'm posting photos of ExperimentOne bags which were sent to me by one of the creative masterminds of this well manufactured project. My favorite is the hobo leather bag featured here in the first photo. Can be carried as a shoulder bag using the chain strap or it can be carried inside your arm using the solid strap.

ExperimentOne is the brainchild of three bright Kuwait architects who decided to start a line of female handbags as a first experiment for them in the pursue of challenging and re-evaluating their design process. They preferred to call it an experiment for their consideration of the process of making the bag and evaluating its scale, proportion and materiality.


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serenade said…
i'm in love with the hobo,,, perfect for the summer, i only wish they came in lighter, brighter colors,,,
16 June, 2009
Bahrain Fashion said…
mashalla.. They are so well made :)
16 June, 2009
NewQ8 Bride said…
i couldn`t make it to the exp can we order from them ??
16 June, 2009
miss ghesquiere said…
just posted about them. then realized you did too. bes your pictures are waay better. Allah ywafighom they really did it right.
16 June, 2009
Confashion said…
New Bride
Yes I think you can.. I'll ask them to provide their contact details for our readers :)
16 June, 2009
Anonymous said…
i just found out todays the last day !!! is there another way of ordering them?? a number i can call or something?
16 June, 2009
Confashion said…
ExperimentOne contact details:

Dalal Alhashash 99444988
Khawla Alhussaini 97816886
Fatma Alobaid 94420011

Email:
experiment.one@hotmail.com

Facebook group
http://www.facebook.com/groups/edit.php?success=1&customize&gid=90891053958#/group.php?gid=90891053958
17 June, 2009
Dalal Arch said…
Thanks dear, for all your help. Ur blog was one of the big supporters of our event. We will post more details on every bag (size, available colors and price) in our facebook group very soon. mean while everyone should feel free to contact us regarding any questions.
17 June, 2009
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