Zip Tote [2025 Autumn/Winter Limited Color - Brick] (VC-23)

It can be carried over the shoulder, and its simple design makes it a small bag you'll want to carry every day. The interior is divided by a zippered compartment, making it functional, and the wide gusset provides more storage than its appearance suggests. -------------------- 2025 Autumn/Winter New Color A gentle tone that blends into your life "Brick" A deep reddish-brown that seems to reflect the warmth of the earth. ◆ Size Width 30cm, Height 23cm, Gusset Width 12cm Handle Width 1.5cm (Base width 3cm), Length 42cm Inner Pocket (1) Width 15cm, Height 12cm *Sizes are approximate and may vary slightly due to dyeing. ◆ Material 100% Cotton ◆ Weight 360g *Model height 155cm The interior is divided into three sections, with a zipper in the middle. This keeps the contents securely hidden. The zipper ends are sewn down, allowing for quick opening and closing. There is one pocket inside. The wide gusset allows for much more capacity than its compact silhouette might suggest. It's a chic bag that can even be used in relatively formal settings. "Durable, soft, and lightweight." V.D.L.C. bags are crafted by artisans, one by one, with simple designs to suit various aspects of life. Canvas, often perceived as stiff and heavy, is woven using a unique process to create a lightweight and soft 100% cotton bag. Each bag is meticulously crafted with the sentiment, "We want to be a long-lasting companion in each person's life." It is durable and washable, providing peace of mind that it can always be kept clean. It subtly supports your daily life and, with long-term use, will become a unique item that grows with you. ◆ What you should know V.D.L.C. fabric is produced using shuttle looms, not mass-production machines, resulting in its "lightness" and "softness." We value a relaxed, natural texture that allows you to enjoy "aging" rather than "deterioration." Because the fabric is woven on shuttle looms over 100 years old in Kurashiki, occasional "weaving flaws" appear, which can look like "frays" at first glance. These are unavoidable when using old machinery. We make every effort to minimize them through thorough factory inspections and by avoiding them as much as possible during fabric cutting. If found, we use them in less conspicuous areas. However, due to the nature of the machinery, they cannot be entirely eliminated. We hope you will appreciate these weaving flaws as a mark of the craftsmanship from old shuttle looms and as part of the bag's unique charm.