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  2. Traveling somewhere? Here's how not to be a pickpocket victim.

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    Avoid the places pickpockets go: Pickpockets thrive in crowded spaces where tourists go. And their favorite maneuver is a distraction, like bumping into someone or spilling coffee.

  3. Category:Luggage brands - Wikipedia

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  4. Fond of Bags - Wikipedia

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    In August 2021 the German Federal Cartel Office (Bundeskartellamt) imposed a fine of 2 million euros on Fond Of GmbH for illegal practices of vertical price fixing. The company was accused to have "restricted the pricing of school bags and school backpacks sold by retailers cooperating with the company" according to the authority. [citation needed]

  5. Pack Your Bags With These Chic and Functional Luggage Brands

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    From Away and Rimowa to Calpak and Monos, this list covers the best luggage brands with carry-ons, checked suitcases, backpacks, and more.

  6. The Best Everyday Bags, According to Bazaar Editors - AOL

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    The best everyday bags are versatile, spacious, and definitely not boring. Shop the 19 best everyday bags tested and reviewed by Bazaar editors here.

  7. Mulberry Group - Wikipedia

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    He stated that many items (including all men's bags) are made in three Turkish factories also used by brands including Dunhill and Givenchy. The "small leather goods" (such as purses, wallets and phone-holders) are made in China, as is the Mulberry scotch-grain luggage. Designer Emma Hill joined Mulberry in 2007.