Timbuk2 US
Timbuk2's product offering has grown to include luggage and laptop bags, but the made in San Francisco custom messenger remains its iconic style and the heart and soul of the company....
Customer service: 1 (800) 865-2513
Headquarters: San Francisco, CA
CEO: Patti Cazzato
Founded: 1989, San Francisco, CA
Founders: Rob Honeycutt
Parent organization: VMG Equity Partners
Timbuk2 US Shopping Policy
FREE ground shipping is applicable to orders above $75. Expedited shipping is also available on all orders that are delivered anywhere within the contiguous United States.
Timbuk2 US Return Policy
With a 30-day return policy, customers can send back any unwanted or defective products and receive a full refund promptly.
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Reviews for Timbuk2 US
The plastic plug-in on the third shoulder strap of Timbuk2 is broken. I wrote an email to the foreigner on the official website. The reply is as follows: smash the broken one with a hammer and give it a new one. Although you can rest assured, the bold entry of the Timbuk2 postman's bag is definitely worth the money
I've always wanted to buy a message bag of Timbuk2. I think it's handsome and practical. Today, I saw a fat American with a green one on his back, like a migrant worker. I still gave up the idea