OK, I'm not a bag snob. If I spend $50 for a bag, it's a lot. I typically pick them up in the tool box section at the home improvement stores.  So this bag was a real treat for me.  It looks amazing, and the attention to detail is fantastic (except for a really sloppy glue line inside that's visible and should be hidden.)  The material is man made, but extremely tough. I did my best to scratch it with my thumbnail (this will damage most man-made materials) with no results.  Tried the edge of a dime, and it took some serious scrubbing effort to even leave a mark.  The brown parts are leather.

The handles are not just sewn to the bag. There are heavy reinforcement panels on the inside. The handles are sewn through the bag and these panels. They're not coming off.

There's a pocket on the inside and another on the outside, ideal for paperwork or smaller items.  The sleeve  that goes over your roller bag is very handy.  I can't count the times I've wrapped my shoulder strap around the handle or used a bungee chord to keep my bags stacked.  If you have a cable travel lock, it also makes it easier to lock your luggage - run it through the roller bag's handle and both bags are secured.  I actually use my ski cable lock for this.

Bric's is a luxury brand.  This bag is understated luxury.

Photos:  Inside pocket, zipper snap, bottom corner and foot, handle reinforcement, top and zipper.