Shoulder pouch

This pouch is convenient for storing small items such as a cell phone or handkerchief. We recommend using it with a backpack or putting it inside a tote bag. The length of the shoulder strap can be adjusted. The fabric used is paraffin-treated No. 10 canvas. It is one level thinner than No. 8 canvas, but the paraffin treatment gives it firmness. Paraffin is also used as a raw material for candles and crayons, and adds waterproofing. The paraffin treatment can also cause white lines known as "chalk marks," which give the material a unique atmosphere and make it a material that can be enjoyed as it changes over time. There is one pocket on the inside. It is perfect for storing a few bills and coins. Pocket size of items that can be put in:16cm×7.5cm Items that can be put into the main body are about 15cm to 16cm wide and can be put in without tilting it. Items up to 17cm in size can also be put in, but they are a little difficult to get in and out of. ◎Material "body" 100% cotton, Fuji Kinbai No. 10 canvas (waterproofed with paraffin resin) "Shoulder strap" 50% acrylic, 25% cotton, 25% linen "Secondary materials" Inner tape: 100% cotton Zipper: YKK Vislon ◎Size "Body" Width 20.5cm x Height 14cm x Depth 5cm "Handle"Thickness 0.4cm / Length 60cm-115cm "Inner pocket"Width 17.5cm x Height 11cm (1 pocket) "Sizes may vary" ◎Weight 66g ◎Quality Paraffin-treated canvas may have white lines called chalk marks. We hope you will enjoy this characteristic and flavor of the material. ◎Care Basically, we recommend wiping it with a well-wrung cloth. When washing, press wash by hand, remove water with a bath towel, reshape, and dry in the shade. The glue and wax from the canvas will come off and the texture will change. It will wrinkle, so if you enjoy the texture, you can wash it. It may shrink by 1-2cm. There is also a possibility of color fading. Please do not tumble dry. If washing in a washing machine, shortening the spin cycle will help prevent wrinkles. ◎About the artist Until now, I've been planning bags, shoes, accessories, etc. at a Japanese company, but I wanted to create products that would allow me to connect and communicate more closely with customers, so I started working as an artist. Currently, I mainly make bags with modern designs using traditional Japanese canvas. I also do everything myself, from design to sewing.