 satino01 |
This bag came from the posh Anglo-German Club in
Hamburg, which does not normally allow women through its doors. The only
women normally to be seen inside is Her Majesty The Queen, smiling
benignly down from her portrait on the wall.
So why do they provide sanitary bags -- or a women's
loo, for that matter? Thanks to Evelyn Mathias. (2002) |


satino02 |
Satino have replaced the cross (too religious, perhaps) with a spiral
reminiscent of a sanitary bag being flushed down the loo.
Thanks to Petr
Manda (2005) |


satino03 |
The cross is mightier than the spiral?
Thanks to Johannes Bosma. (2005) |


satino04 |
The trimming machine must have slipped as this bag went through: the
mouth of the bag is crinkle-cut at an angle.
Thanks to Johannes Bosma. (2005) |


satino05 |
Satino must spend a fortune on translating and typesetting for every
batch of bags they produce. The Greek has been revised on this bag, but it
looks as if they've run out of capital sigmas (Σ)
and have substituted Ms on their side instead.
Thanks to Johannes Bosma. (2005) |


satino06 |
Retypeset - compare the logotype and cross on this bag with the one
above.
Forgotten where I got this (2006) |
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