BagCheck compares the three recorded measurements in the best physical orientation. It does not invent a missing axis label or assume that unknown protrusions are included.
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Retained first-party Shopify feed object handle sconset-weekender-tote (object bytes [368467,384916)). Own title 'Sconset Tote'. Own dimensions literal '19\" L × 17\" H × 10\" D' at [370457,370483) -> [48.26,43.18,25.4] cm (printed inch triple x 2.54). Own size literal 'Approximately 52 liters | 3,230 cubic inches' at [370586,370630) -> 52 litres. This object prints exactly ONE dimension triple and ONE capacity literal (scanned all 16449 own bytes; the only other dimensional scalar in it is the monogram height '1 inch'), so the two-state envelope test does not apply. ANCHOR TEST: no accepted record names the Sconset line; the accepted bag:hudson-sutler:medium-waterproof-cape-tote:base / large-waterproof-cape-tote:base are a different line (waterproof cape totes, 19 L / no printed capacity) and their own models do not name Sconset. The object's own variants are 6 colourway variants of this ONE configuration (["Navy\\/Navy","Natural\\/Red\\/Navy","Natural\\/Navy","Natural\\/Hunter Green","Sky Blue\\/Navy","Nantucket Red\\/Navy"]) - internal variants, one record. Publisher handle is sconset-weekender-tote while the own title is 'Sconset Tote'; identity is the own title, the handle is recorded as the source handle.