Pligt Japanese Compact Nylon Tote Dark Navy
A two-way handle tote bag constructed from lightweight Japanese super compact nylon fabric by Japanese mill Komatsu Matere. Features a snap main compartment, internal zip pocket, bellow side pocket, key loops, shoulder and hand straps, and finished with nylon webbing and rivet reinforcements and a branded tab.
— 100% Nylon
— 180 GSM
— Komatsu Matere Fabric (Made in Japan)
— Made in Bulgaria
Founded in Copenhagen in 2004, Norse Projects draw inspiration from the rugged tactility of the Scandinavian landscape that surrounds them. Whilst often using innovative materials for heightened functionality, they remain philosophically rooted to the idea that good design is functional and timeless.
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Pligt Japanese Compact Nylon Tote Dark Navy
A two-way handle tote bag constructed from lightweight Japanese super compact nylon fabric by Japanese mill Komatsu Matere. Features a snap main compartment, internal zip pocket, bellow side pocket, key loops, shoulder and hand straps, and finished with nylon webbing and rivet reinforcements and a branded tab.
— 100% Nylon
— 180 GSM
— Komatsu Matere Fabric (Made in Japan)
— Made in Bulgaria
Founded in Copenhagen in 2004, Norse Projects draw inspiration from the rugged tactility of the Scandinavian landscape that surrounds them. Whilst often using innovative materials for heightened functionality, they remain philosophically rooted to the idea that good design is functional and timeless.
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A two-way handle tote bag constructed from lightweight Japanese super compact nylon fabric by Japanese mill Komatsu Matere. Features a snap main compartment, internal zip pocket, bellow side pocket, key loops, shoulder and hand straps, and finished with nylon webbing and rivet reinforcements and a branded tab.
— 100% Nylon
— 180 GSM
— Komatsu Matere Fabric (Made in Japan)
— Made in Bulgaria
Founded in Copenhagen in 2004, Norse Projects draw inspiration from the rugged tactility of the Scandinavian landscape that surrounds them. Whilst often using innovative materials for heightened functionality, they remain philosophically rooted to the idea that good design is functional and timeless.
