See our briefcase specials Obviously when you are looking to purchase a business case you will be looking for something that meets your particular needs in terms of size, functionality, and appearance. Those things only you can decide, but the following section will help you make a more educated decision when selecting a case and give you a better understanding of the construction and materials used in business cases today. Make sure the handle is leather.
Many handles are vinyl or some sort of plastic.
Make sure the handle and handle posts are securely attached to the bag. Handles obviously support most of the weight of a case through daily usage so it is important that the handle is designed to be rugged and durable. Ideally, stitching which is closer together is better than stitching which is spaced out. Examine the seams of the case and make sure there is a good portion of material or leather which overlaps the stitch line. On poorly designed cases only a small portion of material overlaps the stitch line and consequently the seams of the bags can separate and pull loose.