I purchased this bag, the Polare. After spending literally hours trying to figure out the differences in the identical bags by the names of Tidings,  Texbo, and Altosy and S-Zone. They all have the same looks and description. From what I can tell they are all the same bag. I read reviews for all of them until my eyes crossed. Finally after carefully examining all the reviews, I decided to go with the Polare. As far as I could tell the best overall quality was this one, but I can't be sure they aren't all the same bags, badged and sold through different companies.  I got the bag in Burgundy. It's a gorgeous bag. Ive had dozens of leather man bags, packs etc. My previous one was the Vagabond Traveler. that's the kind of bag that you would hand down to generations of family and would be worth more money in 10 years then what you piad for it. The leather was insanely thick. It was around $300. The 2 things I didn't like about it were that it wasn't much bigger then this bag but it had literally half the capacity and a almost no really useable pockets. So it looked amazing but held very little. 2nd It weighed in at around 8 pounds. It was about as heavy with nothing in it as this bag is loaded. The Vagabond was also a coffee color natural leather finish that is suppose to look better with age. That may be true but between the poor usability of space and it's weight its now in the attic. This bag is a much thinner leather and not one of those "generation" bags but this holds a ton of stuff, and it's burgundy finish is really nice looking. It's not all that heavy. I guess you could say it's more of a "boutique" type bag, much lighter duty then the Vagabond, should last a few years , hopefully longer, but the straps and zippers definitely won't last a lifetime. In the Vagabond the buckles are all steel, no velcro, no magnets. No cloth material in the inside, just the other side of the raw leather that the bag is made of. So nothing to break or tear. So you're wondering why Im rating the Vagabond in the review?. Simply to help you compare this type of bag to one made to last a century. This is a "pretty" bag, of good quality but not amazing quality. This is kind of like a fancy backpack that looks upscale and is upscale to a point. However, at $150 it's not a lifetime bag. I like it a lot, and Im keeping it. Not sure if this will be the "final" bag, but with looks, space, and weight, and a pricey look to it, it's a really good overall value.