Story A versatile three-way powerhouse made in Japan Briefing designed the Fusion Trinity Liner HD to bridge the gap between high-stakes business and rugged everyday utility. Crafted from 1680 denier nylon—a material so tough it’s used in tire cords—and accented with waterproof embossed leather, this bag offers a sophisticated, monochromatic look without sacrificing performance. Features Three-way design easily converts between a briefcase, shoulder bag, and backpack to suit your commute Integrated backpack straps tuck away neatly to maintain a professional, streamlined look Main compartment opens 180 degrees for effortless packing and full access to your gear Rear luggage pass-through allows for secure attachment to rolling suitcase handles Multiple exterior zip pockets provide quick access to smaller essentials and tech accessories Made in Japan Materials Body: 1680D Nylon (100% Nylon) Trim: Waterproof Cow Leather Specs Capacity: 12.6L Weight: 1.4kg (approx. 3.1 lbs) Dimensions: 290mm W x 420mm H x 120mm D Handle Length: 350mm Shoulder Strap: 1070–1480mm Backpack Strap: 580–1000mm Compatibility: Fits up to a 15-inch laptop; A4 and B4 document compatible 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.
