All I Want for Christmas, Part 3: Cassette Bag

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mojo-photo-cassettebag.jpgFrom the World Wide Fred website: “Time to unwind and rewind with this low-tech cassette tote bag. Full-color printed flexible plastic, complete with handles that look like the tape is unraveling (didn’t you just hate it when that happened?). Casual and roomy, our Cassette Tote is the perfect way to pack your important stuff (like your leg warmers, mini skirt, and jelly shoes). What a feelin’!”

There’s no price and I can’t find anywhere to actually buy it, so maybe it’s not real, but it sure does bring me back to the days when home taping was killing the music industry. You know, when it unravels you can fix it with scotch tape (the cassette, not the industry).

(Via AudioPorn Central)

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