YMC gets an exclusive on three laptop sleeves from the Henrik Vibskov line. We’ve seen the beaded design on the laptop sleeve before from Vibskov. The YMC specials come in new colorways and works. The work speaks for itself. Choose what works for your. Available in the YMC online shop.

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We’re always a little confused at the lack of clothing companies making decent laptop cases. Judging from the amount of folks we’ve seen with Supreme stickers on their cases, we’d think there’d be a market for that. One of the exceptions to the rule has been Wood Wood, who’ve been making these handsome laptop cases for a while now. Perfect for all those folks going travelling over the summer. (Flatspot)

Veja introduces a fresh and simple line of laptop sleeves made from sustainable canvas straight from Brasil. “The lining and canvas are made from organic cotton grown by a co-operative of producers in the Northeast of Brazil. The cotton is grown in the agro- ecology method which bans the use of chemicals and pesticides.” Eco-friendly is a positive for 2011. Step up.

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Present have been expanding their own line collection for a while now and now they’ve brought it most of it online. These laptop cases are good looking and can fit a 15 inch laptop – contrary to popular blogging belief, it doesn’t have to be a mac – though it helps. (Present)

O’Hanlon Mills works this great grey herringbone laptop sleeve for the 13inch varieties (Macbook Pro 13 comes to mind). This style is being sold exclusively through Urban Outfitters for a well thought out price of $24. You cannot beat that price for classic looking sleeve of this nature. (acquire)

More looks at the O’Hanlon Mills Herringbone Laptop Sleeve after the click.

A wise man once said ‘you can never have enough accessories’. Mismo have taken those words and ran with it, releasing three new additions in the form of a tote, wallet and laptop case. Whilst we know the bags look purdy and all, the most promising aspect of these new styles are the little added details. The laptop case is the perfect size for a 13″ macbook and has two pockets for business cards and a mobile; in other words, it’s built for the travelling businessman (or menswear blogger). The tote has adjustable handles and the wallet has an inside pocket that keeps coins away from notes. The diety’s in the details. The collection will launch in December, expect them at the usual retailers.

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Our crush on Wood Wood continues. This time it’s the laptop sleeve. Sleeves are one of those things that never  crosses someone’s mind until they’re packing – then they’ve got to wrap their laptop in an old t-shirt. We’ve never done this, it’s just an example. As for the sleeve’s specific plus points, it’s got the usuals; soft leather, could do double duty as a document holder, etc, etc.  (Caliroots)

If there’s one thing Caliroots does exceedingly well, it’s take pictures of their products. Take a look at the detailed shots after the leap.

So here it is, the last of the Limoland/Porter SS10 collection. We’ve espoused our opinions on Limoland’s love of the colours several times over now and, like most Limoland pieces, is a little marmite. We do like the shape of the cases, but we’re not so crazy about the blinding whiteness. It looks a bit too new, if you know what we mean. Thankfully, there’s an ipod case in a much calmer purple, which you can see after the leap.

Ally Capellino has been collaborating with unusual companies for a while now – first with tate, now with Apple. Most bag companies make products with clothing companies, but Capellino seems to be bystepping them in order to collaborate with companies who need bag makers more than most. Her Apple collab isn’t exactly new – it’s been on sale on the Apple store for at least a month – but these sleeves won’t be available till April.

Check after the jump for pictures of other sleeves and a holdall.