Minimalist Leather Trim Water-Repellent Backpack from Japan, Made in Japan by SUOLO

SUOLO (スオーロ) originates from Nagoya, Japan. The brand's name is derived from the English word "SOIL," an essential element in the earth's environment and human life, and the origin of all creation. The brand's concept is to convey the earth's energy inherent in each material through touch and use, channeling nature's most primal energy. Product designs are inspired by traditional farming tools, utilizing premium Japanese Tochigi vegetable-tanned leather and waxed/washed canvas to create designs that are both organically textured and highly practical. The design inspiration stems from the carrying baskets used by farmers in ancient times for convenience during cultivation. The drawstring opening and leather accents on the straps add a warm, refined touch to the overall aesthetic. The front zippered compartment provides storage for essentials like your mobile phone. https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4245/34596037004_82ac1a35bd_z.jpg https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4266/35437897285_2b5f8cd797_b.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54302418675_2d7316228a_b.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54301113902_7f3fd016d8_b.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54302228059_2f08308783_b.jpg / Dimensions, Specifications, Size, Weight / Dimensions: W300 H400 D180 (mm) Origin: Japan / Materials / Crafted from MILITARY CANVAS, used by the US military, paired with COW LEATHER. The contrasting drawstring adds a vibrant touch, enhancing the bag's visual appeal. The bag's size can be adjusted according to your preferred carrying style, using the brass buckle to modify its capacity. / Usage and Care / https://c1.staticflickr.com/6/5729/30482934293_31ee8fab5a_b.jpg / Kindly Note / 1. Our leather products undergo a tanning and dyeing process. As each piece of leather is unique and its condition varies, the degree of dye absorption will differ, making slight variations in color a normal occurrence. 2. The attached leather straps are vegetable-tanned. Prolonged exposure to sunlight or moisture may cause changes in the leather's color or leave water marks. 3. Due to the nature of vegetable-tanned leather, the straps may naturally change or fade in color with use. 4. The presence of blood vessels and natural grain patterns on the leather, which become apparent after ironing, is a normal characteristic. / Leather Insights / https://c5.staticflickr.com/6/5727/30922702620_003cbf1341_b.jpg