I have a large one of these that I received with training materials when I started working... someplace cool. I hadn't seen them anywhere else, but it wasn't long before I found a use for the big one: It's my travel toiletries kit. It zips on top, is easy to see what's in there, and it 'breathes' - so in the event that my toothbrush isn't entirely moisture-free when I stuff it in, there's not going to be a musty surprise when I next open the pouch.

At my current job, one of the guys has several of the small bags connected by a carabiner. He keeps a pen and notepad in one, his keys in another, his phone in another, and so on. Now. Without commenting on his 'not-a-manpurse' organization system, it got me to thinking about how I could use a similar system to organize my own bag. The problem? I had no idea where to find these outside of SoHo, NY.

Google to the rescue. I love MoMA anyway, but they win mad points for not only having these bags, but for offering them at a low price. Yay!