Annabis Bags Are Designed To Hide The Smell Of Weed
These Bags Are Designed To Hide The Smell Of Weed
Rosy Cherrington— The Huffington Post UK
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A designer bag specifically made for carrying a stash of marijuana? It's no longer just a pipe dream...
AnnaBis, pronounced 'annabee', have created a range of luxury Italian leather handbags designed to help you carry around your cannabis in style.
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The bags are outfitted with secret compartments and "tiny little aroma-locking innovations", including airtight zippers and odour-blocking layers of resin, so you can "safely carry a stash of stinky French cheeses or your exotic greens".
They come in three styles: a small, pencil-shape case, a clutch, and a cross-body bag.
There are also plenty of additional compartments inside for storing smoking essentials like lighters and rolling papers.
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Founders Jeanine Moss and Ann Shuch came acorss the idea a few years ago while out with friends and found themselves digging through their purses, trying to find their crumpled baggies and lighters for a smoke.
"We didn’t have anything fashionable and functional to carry our cannabis. That’s when the light went off," Moss told Mashable.
Production of cannabis is still illegal, but the country's famous liberal approach has seen its famous coffee shops become a tourist attraction. (credit:PA)
Switzerland(02 of06)
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In October, the Swiss decriminalised marijuana. Possession does not go on a person's criminal record. (credit:Getty Images)
Spain(03 of06)
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Use of cannabis is not illegal in private. (credit:Getty Images)
United States(04 of06)
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Recreational use of small amounts of cannabis has has been legalised in Colorado and Washington. 18 other states allow use for medical reasons. (credit:Getty Images)
Portugal(05 of06)
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In 2001 it became the first country in Europe to scrap criminal penalties for personal possession of drugs including cannabis. (credit:Getty Images)
North Korea(06 of06)
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Not what you might expect. According to reports, "marijuana is reportedly not considered a drug" under Kim Jong Un's dictatorship. (credit:AP)