Telfar's Bag Security Program

August 19, 2020

If you’ve been trying to secure the bag, Telfar has your back. The unisex shopping bag, otherwise known as the “Bushwick Birkin," created by Telfar Clemens, has been one of the latest and strongest trends to grace fashion in some time. With people hopping on Twitter and griping about how they could never secure a Telfar bag on restock days, the folks over at Telfar have figured out a way to help.

Today, Telfar’s “Bag Security Program” starts. For one day, a full 24 hours, Telfar’s unisex shopping bags shop will remain restocked and available for unlimited purchases. There are a few catches: every bag is made for you, you’ll receive the bags no later than Jan. 15, and there are no refunds or returns. For a full list of other rules and stipulations, visit the Telfar shop.

Text by Jacorey Moon
Photos courtesy of Telfar

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