KINCHAKU Shoulder Bag (14 Colors)

Kinchaku was originally a drawstring tote bag that matches with kimonos. The new style changes the frequently touched drawstring to a stain-resistant black fabric, and launched 13 new colors in one go! Easy to use and holds portable items and essentials A KELTY logo from the 70s is placed on the brand logo to create an authentic atmosphere Good starting price, suitable as an accessory for going out Goods for couples and friends For more photos, please see Instagram: kelty_taiwan featured limited edition Product Information| Product Information Dimensions: 23 x 20 x 7 cm Weight: 60g Strap length: 109 cm Material: Cordura Nylon/Polyester https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51439391759_864274c628_z.jpg The most epoch-making brand of OUTDODR culture In 1952, Dick Kelty replaced the steel frame backpack eliminated by the military with a lightweight aluminum frame to create a backpack that was more suitable for carrying. This innovative idea immediately swept the entire market. Various innovations have made him known as the "Father of the Backpack Frame", the most well-known of which is the successful invention of the belt to transfer the weight of the backpack from the shoulders and spine to the pelvis, allowing people to enjoy the fun of outdoor exploration. In 1963, F.Unsoeld and F. Hornbein completed the first Mount Everest climb, in 1966, the National Geographic expedition to the Antarctic continent, and in 1970, Eric Ryback hiked through the Pacific Crest Trail, using KELTY backpacks. KELTY is committed to developing various outdoor activities products: mountaineering backpacks, tent sleeping bags, camping furniture, etc. The products have been sold to more than 30 countries around the world. The KELTY JAPAN series has added a new color scheme and design, carrying KELTY's durable features, and perfectly combining Outdoor and Urban. Dick Kelty once said: "Backpacking is exciting and touching." KELTY looks forward to enriching every journey of yours!