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STM Goods announces new additions to their laptop sleeve range

Aussie company STM Goods, who create a range of laptop bags and accessories have announced the release of two additions to their laptop sleeve range. Designed to complement rather than replace traditional laptop bags or backpacks, these snug fitting sleeves give the laptop user an added layer of protection that traditional laptop carry bags can’t achieve

STM Goods Laptop Sleeves – designed to fit inside traditional laptop bags and backpacks

The “Origin” and “Kin” are designed to protect your investment from day to day hazards encountered by students, executives,  Mums and Dads or any laptop user as they go about their business remotely. Designed for laptops ranging from 14 to 16 inches these stylish accessories provide protection from scratches knocks and spills giving you extra peace of mind.

Adina Jacobs, co-founder and CPO of STM Goods said  “We wanted to create protective sleeves for modern needs that feel premium, look great, and are practical for everyone.”

STM Goods – “Origin”

The “Origin” achieves this through a snug fitting fabric lining and water resistant exterior and features a removable adjustable shoulder strap and the “Kin” ups the ante with a fleece lined compartment,  4mm shock-absorbing  EVA protection and a retractable carry handle

STM Goods “Kin”

Both models come in 14 and 16 inch sizes, three fashionable colours and include a zipper accessory pocket.

Pricing

STM Origin – $34.95

STM Kin – $44.95

Both sleeves can be purchased directly at www.stmgoods.com.au

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