DEKO MEDIA RECEIVED THE PATENT FOR THE LEATHER BRIEF CASE – BAG
DEKO Media received the patent for the useful model of the brief case – bag with unclasped flaps. The short idea of this formula of the useful model: using our technological opportunities and taking into consideration our clients` interest to new ways of leathern haberdashery we made the bag – brief case – transformer, which construction affords to erect it from different parts, which have different sizes forms and colour.

Here are some variants to use wares:
- You go by the red car to-day;
- You are eager to put on dark blue shoes with sharp toes;
- You have a meeting with a partner, whose corporative colour is green;
- You are eager to be outstanding by your stylish orange tie/scarf;
- Or you have blue eyes (lens),
But at all cases you haven`t the complementary detail to your ideal view.

These problems can be resolved by our leathern brief case – bag, which, besides, can be made of artificial leather, plastics, polyester and other cheap materials.

You order to DEKO Media to produce the patented leathern brief case or bag, completed with chosen to your taste unclasped removable flaps and clasp them when you in need:
- Or red round flaps for red car;
- Or dark blue with sharp corners for chose;
- Or greed – to go to meet your client`s corporative colour;
- Or to make orange mood, completing your orange brief case with the orange tie;
- … and blue leather is also in our possession.

The construction of the brief case – bag affords to turn a flap inside out, increasing the pallet of colours two times, if, of course, you are inclined to paint the other side with another colour and saving your money and taking the opportunity to have more variants. Strictly speaking, one can use it as "week thing" – a new brief case for every day and it is necessary to put things to another brief case, avoiding to leave things in another bag or a brief case. Changed the flap and all is all right!

Our model is useful and for those, who produces brief cases, bags and portfolios from plastics, polyester and other cheap materials