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Julia Rosien | 12/19/2007 - 09:30 | Add new comment

New travel bag locks in convenience and style

Remember that nightmare where you're running Clear Bag SystemClear Bag Systemtoward security and your plane has already been cleared for takeoff? Suddenly you realize all your toiletries are in your carry-on - not the bag you just checked.

And someone is telling you that no, you can't take it on board. You'll have to throw it all out or miss your flight...

The Clear Bag System from 311 Travel Bag solves the problem quickly, efficiently and with more than enough style for the fashionista in you.

It's a quart-sized, clear tote filled with reusable jars Clear Bag SystemClear Bag Systemand airless pumps designed to withstand the wear and tear of travel. You fill the containers with your favorite products, so no worries about allergic reactions. And there's more than enough room for toothbrush, toothpaste and deodorant.

The bag's earned the TSA's stamp of approval, which means you can tuck it in your carry-on, relax through security and freshen up before you arrive.

Sweet!

Get your own at Clear-Bag System. Choose from

  • Fashion Limited: 3 medium pumps, 2 large pumps, black trimmed clear vinyl bag for $24.95
  • Fashion: 2 large pumps, 2 medium pumps, 2 mini pumps, white or black trimmed clear vinyl bag for $34.95
  • Fashion Elite: 1 large pump, 2 medium pumps, 2 mini pumps, 2 small jars, black trimmed clear vinyl bag for 44.95

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