LAPTOP SLEEVES

LAPTOP SLEEVES

mSimps presents to you its protective, stylish and modern laptop sleeves that will never be left unnoticed by your friends and colleagues.

Laptop sleeves envelop and protect your laptop or notebook whether you’re tucking it under your arm or putting it into a large laptop bag along with all your other stuff.

mSimps laptop sleeves is designed with cotton and denim fabrics with a touch of African Print fabric which makes it easy to clean or wash when dirty.

It also comes with a padding to give your laptop or notebook extra protection and a lining to protect it from spills.

The sleeves vary in designs, colours and sizes. Some come with a zipper or flap with an industrial Velcro to seal it tight to protect the laptop from slipping out. Others, compartments to store your pendrive or mouse.

Choose your size from 12 – 17 inches and make a wonderful addition to your laptop bag collection.

You certainly want to wear something that will outline your personality, which is why we present you an array of stylish, modern and protective laptop sleeves because you are not only into fashion, but also into hi-tech gadgets. 

  

FEEDBACK

NEGATIVE FEEDBACK IS BETTER THAN NONE - HUGH PRATHER

Good or bad, tell us as it is. Have you bought any of our accessories? Yet to make a purchase? Admire our accessories? Follower of our blog or Facebook page? Tell us what you think. Criticise us. It is better to let us know what we are doing well and not. The brand is being built for you and not for us so go ahead and tell us what is on your mind. 

To do that kindly:

1. Send a mail to info@msimps.com

2. Call +233(0)262-975266

And we promise to get back to you.

PICTURES

We love pictures and would want to see how good you looked accessorising with our products. Kindly do send us images anytime you use an mSimps Tote-bag, Clutch, Brooch or mBrantie Charlies. 

Ewuraefua,a client sent us this. Rocking an mSimps clutch all the way in U.S.A

Tips for CARING AND CLEANING YOUR mSimps Handbag.

mSimps wants to say a big thank you to all who have and are yet to purchase an mSimps handbag and clutch. Knowing how you love your bag, we decided to bring you some tips for caring for your handbag.

The handbag is perhaps the most functional fashion accessory. Most women use their handbags everyday and count on them to hold their precious possessions. Handbags come in a wide array of styles and matrials.  Whether clutch or a handbag; fabric or leather,  it is important to take proper care of your handbag.  Doing so will improve the longevity of the handbag, keeping it looking its best.

TIP#1 HOW TO CARE FOR YOUR FABRIC BAG

mSimps' fabric handbags are constructed of denim or cotton.  Dry cleaning is recommended but you can also clean the handbag yourself.  A damp cotton cloth dipped in a solution of very mild detergent can be used to gently wipe away the dirt or spill.  Before trying this be sure to test in a hidden area so as not to damage your handbag.  Then use a small velvet brush to gently brush along with the grain of the fabric.  Allow your handbag to air dry completely before use.

TIP #2 HOW TO CARE FOR YOUR LEATHER BAG

If you bought an mSimps tote-bag made of leather or had a part made of leather and you stained it, here is how to take care of the stain or spill.Use a damp cotton cloth dipped in a solution of very mild detergent to gently  bloat the affected area or wipe but never rub it.Test it out in an inconspicuous area first. This method is most effective when a stain is fresh. You can’t rush the process cleaning handbags, so don’t be afraid to let your bag dry and repeat the process. Successful cleaning may take several tries.

mSimps Accessories ” A Touch of African Prints, Patterns & Vibrant Colours”

mSimps designs are inspired by African fashion and African print fabric especially its colours and patterns. All our products are designed with a touch of African prints and one will notice a play of shapes/patterns and colours.

Tote – bags

Our new range of tote-bags are a combination of good quality leather and African print fabric. Some have the leather making up the main component of the bag and designed with African print fabric and some have both leather and African print fabric making up the main component. The handles are made of cane. What makes mSimps tote-bags unique is that our bags are hand-made and yet still durable paying particular attention to detail.

 

mBranti3 ‘charlies’ (slippers)

mSimps believes that men’s feet should look gorgeous at the same time manly; the reason for outdooring the mBranti3 (Ghanaian[Akan] name for men) charlies (slippers). The ‘charlies’ are made of leather and patched with Africa print fabric. Being a lover of art and nature, our tote-bags, clutch purses and mBranti3 ‘charlies’ are accessorized with beads, shells and cowries.

 

mSimps accessories can be purchased from Vixx Place in Osu; adjacent Lara Mart on the Photoclub lane and from Marios in Labone; on the Churcheese junction few metres from the South African High Commission.

 

mSimps Accessories

 TOTE BAGS

A tote bag is a large handheld bag that is normally used to carry things such as beach wear or everyday items. mSimps tote bags are designed with QUALITY AFRICAN print fabrics and accessorized with buttons and beads. The handles are made of cane.

mSimps’ main objective is to promote affordable, quality handmade made in Ghana products whilst accentuating a woman’s beauty.

HAIR BROOCH

A brooch is a decorative jewelry designed to be attached to garments and the hair. mSimps hair and dress brooch are designed with QUALITY AFRICAN print fabrics and decorated with beautiful studs and buttons.

mSimps hair brooch adds more beauty and colour to your hair and the dress brooch, just draws attention to your outfit.

BLAME IT ON.....

IGNORANCE, COMMON SENSE, NEGLIGENCE......and the train crushed into the 'kuffour bus'. Who do we blame it on: the train driver, the guy at the railway crossline or the bus driver?

Just at about 5:30pm on Thursday,26th May,2010, i logged on to myjoyonline.com and they had in one of their headlines 'Train shreds 'Kuffour bus'. Shreds paaa(this is exaggeration at its best). My friend Debrootz was stunned by the exaggeration(journalists should be wary because one day they might just give someone a heart attack)....

It was a very unfortunate incident that happened but I, Mabel Simpson blame the bus driver for his IGNORANCE and LACK OF COMMON SENSE. Yes, say i am a wicked soul but every driver or even every human being should at least be aware that you have no right to stop on  the rail way tracks be it that there is free flow of vehicles or 'go-slow'(bumper to bumper). At least we all know that the brakes of the train are not the same as that of the cars we drive in.(My friend Jeff says if a train is to stop at Tema, it has to apply its brakes at Circle)....lol...(but it is true)...

This is not the first time such an accident has occurred or will occur. Sometimes you wonder how people manage to obtain their driver's license. I do not blame them either. Blame it on the authorities. Even road signs i bet how many people who drive the so called flashy cars around and claim to be educated can read, understand and apply its meaning.

For me, the next time such an accident happens due to LACK OF COMMON SENSE, the driver's license should be withdrawn and he/she be banned from driving. It is time we had some discipline on our roads, the road carnage stopped so people can live.

I BLAME IT ON LACK OF COMMON SENSE......(We are humans and not perfect though)

FOR WHO?

Mbaa y33 som ooo...y33 som ama Awurade(Women,we are worshiping ooo...we are worshiping for God), Asomdwe...nka wo nso(Peace...Unto you too)....On Wednesday evenings at about 5:30pm you will spot them in town clad in their white t-shirts with a slit preferably a black and white one with a white scarf wrapped on on their head. Its Wednesday and time for another meeting. Meeting or Fellowship? Maybe both. They are the Women's Fellowship. One of the most respected groups in the church. They are mainly made up of the older generation but these days you'll find out that the youth(25yrs and above) are joining them.

My colleague Jeff says they are the 'mothers of the church' and Ellen,another colleague says the group is made up of matured women. True. They are the mothers of the church and certainly made up of matured women. But to me,one attribute they failed to add is that the group is made up of about 95% of hypocrites.Hypocrites,Yes,HYPOCRITES.

If you've ever had the chance of being in their midst, you'll know what i am talking about. Well, I have. These women meet in small groups after their 'fellowship' and guess what they discuss;their husbands,colleagues and their own church members. Yes,you will hear them talk about how their husbands have wronged them and how they the wives intend to punish them.

If you are a member of the church and one of them assumes you have wronged her, then sorry for you. You are going to receive the worst word abuse you have ever received in your life.

And Oh! They take it that a young lady trying to be fashionable is actually dressing inappropriately. Too bad. But lets ask ourselves,if the young lady lets assume has exposed her body or a husband has wronged/cheated on his wife or a church member has not done the right thing, comparing it to their gossip,who is unrighteous here? The young lady,the husband,the church member or the mbaa kuo(women's fellowship)? Maybe we have 'small sin' and 'big sin'. 'But all sin be sin?'

These are the mothers of the church. The ones who are supposed to lead exemplary  lifes so the younger generation can follow. But do they lead exemplary lifes? No! I think it is time members of the Women's fellowship changed their attitude otherwise i will push for them to be known as 'WOMEN GOSSIP CLUB'.

So now, let us ask ourselves,who are they worshiping for? For God, for the church or for themselves? ...FOR WHO?