Newspaper Bag S [Ruri] (VC-5S)

Inspired by the bags of Western newspaper delivery boys, this is a newspaper bag with a soft touch. The wide shoulder strap reduces strain. Available in three sizes: S, M, and L. This is a large-capacity bag with a generous gusset. ♦ [S] Size Width 25cm, Depth 18cm, Gusset Width 15cm (When fully expanded including the gusset, the opening width is 36cm) Shoulder Strap Width 6cm, Length 100cm Inner Pocket (one) Width 24cm, Depth 14cm ♦ Material 100% Cotton ♦ Weight S: 330g Model Height: 157 cm (Wearing: Natural) *Sizes are approximate and may vary slightly due to dyeing. This is a durable bag with a wide opening and a generous gusset. The stitching on the extra-wide shoulder strap is also a key detail. Durable, soft, and lightweight. Crafted by artisans, V.D.L.C. bags feature a simple design that complements various lifestyles. Through a unique weaving process, canvas, typically perceived as stiff and heavy, is transformed into a lightweight and soft 100% cotton bag. Carefully and meticulously constructed with the sentiment, "We want to be a long-lasting companion in each person's life." It's durable and washable, providing the reassurance of always being able to keep it clean. Subtly supporting your daily life, this bag will evolve into a unique, one-of-a-kind item with continued use. ◆ Things you should know * V.D.L.C. fabric, woven on shuttle looms rather than mass-production machines, achieves its "lightness" and "softness." We cherish its relaxed, natural texture that allows you to enjoy "aging" rather than "deterioration." As it is woven on shuttle looms over 100 years old in Kurashiki, occasional "weaving flaws" may appear, which can look like "frays" at first glance. These are unavoidable with the use of old machinery. While we maintain thorough inspections at the factory and strive to avoid these flaws during fabric cutting, and use them in inconspicuous areas if found, they cannot be entirely eliminated due to the nature of the machinery. We hope you will appreciate these weaving flaws as a mark of the old shuttle looms and a unique characteristic of the fabric.