Here is the information about the new work. The theme is a handbag that enjoys Japanese cloth.
Japanese cloth handbag｜tesage
As you can see in the name "tesage", it doesn't feel like a bag that carries things, it feels more casual and a little more like that. If you put something in it and put it in your hands like a kimono, it will look like a furoshiki, wrapped in cloth, or an azuma bag. But the shape is a tote bag, so you can carry it naturally and it goes well with clothes without being too Japanese.
It doesn't have a gusset and is not bulky, so you can put it in your bag and use it as a secondary bag, or use it for lunch or when you go out to the neighborhood. It doesn't have a gusset, but it's almost square, so it can fit things like lunch boxes. It is also a nice point that both men and women can use it.
First, let's start with the Omijofu linen fabric series that PINT has been handling for a long time. Due to limited fabric stock, these patterns will not continue for a long time and will end. In the future, we plan to add fabrics from all over Japan (mainly cotton fabrics) little by little.
Japanese cloth handbag｜tesage
As you can see in the name "tesage", it doesn't feel like a bag that carries things, it feels more casual and a little more like that. If you put something in it and put it in your hands like a kimono, it will look like a furoshiki, wrapped in cloth, or an azuma bag. But the shape is a tote bag, so you can carry it naturally and it goes well with clothes without being too Japanese.
It doesn't have a gusset and is not bulky, so you can put it in your bag and use it as a secondary bag, or use it for lunch or when you go out to the neighborhood. It doesn't have a gusset, but it's almost square, so it can fit things like lunch boxes. It is also a nice point that both men and women can use it.
First, let's start with the Omijofu linen fabric series that PINT has been handling for a long time. Due to limited fabric stock, these patterns will not continue for a long time and will end. In the future, we plan to add fabrics from all over Japan (mainly cotton fabrics) little by little.
