This bag is made using Japan double shoulder leather, a material that has been a signature of the brand for a long time and continues to be used to this day, and is dyed after production. The double shoulder leather is taken from the shoulder area, which is thick, sturdy, and has a strong texture, and is often prone to large tiger wrinkles. The unique rough leather texture is used as a base, and the production dyeing process further enhances the rugged atmosphere. The initial matte and stiff texture gradually gains flexibility with repeated use, and as the oil is absorbed, it develops a moist feel and a unique dull luster.
In pursuit of durability, the shoulder leather is thickly crafted. The firm texture of the finished product, achieved after dyeing, tauts the bag's shape, giving it a relatively large appearance. However, as the bag wears with use, the rigid texture softens, transforming it into a compact bag that retains its shape. This large Boston bag from the archive collection has been updated with a different domestic double-shoulder leather material and dyed after production. Compared to previous bags, which were primarily used for travel, this bag retains its original shape while undergoing shrinkage processing, resulting in a size that's perfect for both large-capacity travel and everyday use. Furthermore, the main body of this large bag is boldly crafted from a single piece of leather, without any seams, directly expressing the impressive dyed shoulder leather. It features a deep exterior pocket, a zippered interior pocket, and a fully lined lining. This bag expresses the leather and the texture of the processing in a straightforward and dynamic way, while maintaining a simple design that will allow you to use it for a long time.