Story Japanese-made briefcase built from tire-cord tough nylon Briefing engineered the Fusion A4 Liner HD for the professional who demands military-grade resilience without the tactical aesthetic. This briefcase utilizes a heavy-duty 1680 denier nylon—the same high-density fabric used in industrial tire cords—paired with waterproof embossed leather for a sleek, monochromatic finish. With a dual-layer interior and specialized laptop protection, it’s a streamlined powerhouse designed to organize your daily carry while standing up to the rigors of constant travel. Features Dual-layer main compartment features a cushioned divider and bottom board to protect tech and documents Removable, adjustable shoulder strap offers a comfortable transition from handheld to hands-free carry Integrated rear hook-and-loop fastener secures the bag to your rolling luggage handle for easy airport navigation Extensive exterior organization includes two zip pockets and a large rear snap pocket for rapid access Refined, minimalist design removes high-contrast detailing for a versatile look that fits any boardroom Made in Japan Materials Body: 1680D Nylon (100% Nylon) Trim: Waterproof Cow Leather Specs Capacity: 9.2L Weight: 1.3kg (approx. 2.9 lbs) Dimensions: 420mm W x 290mm H x 90mm D Handle Length: 350mm Shoulder Strap: 920–1260mm Compatibility: Fits up to a 13-inch laptop and A4 documents About Briefing Briefing was founded in 1998 on the idea of true “militarism.” Every piece of luggage is built to military specifications—mil-spec, for short—marrying Japanese design with the durability and reliability you’d expect from standard-issue gear. And although their mission began out east, the brand’s roots lie here on U.S. soil, as they partnered with an American factory that produced bags for the U.S. Army to make their own. Each one is made to the same uncompromising standards for a lifetime of hard use.
