Coppi Shoulder Bag Yoshida Bag [Porter] (4.Green)

Attention/About the material Paraffin processing is applied to increase water repellency. The finish retains an oily feel, so the more you use it, the more the fabric will become familiar, creating a vintage feel. Paraffin processing is a process in which wax is impregnated into fabric to make it waterproof. The characteristic is that the wax is soaked into the fabric, so white lines appear in the creases on the fabric's surface. This is a characteristic of the fabric and is not a defective product. [Size] W32.5, H23, D1cm [Country of manufacture] made in japan [Material] Front: Cotton polyester oxford (paraffin processing) Back: Cotton twill (acrylic coating) Attachment: Cow steer (tanned) Specifications/3-point button opening/closing. There are 3 open pockets inside. 1 zipper pocket on the back. The shoulder is approximately 74-134cm. Weight approximately 195g. Compatible with men and ladies. The ``PORTER COPPI'' series is based on the motif of shoulder bags used in bicycle road races. In this series, we created a shoulder bag that is easy to match not only with cycling style but also in everyday life, with the sacoche as an icon, a bag used to hand food and water bottles to racers during road races. The main material is cotton polyester cloth, which is also used for outdoor wear, and the warp is a dyed cotton thread, and the weft is a black polyester dyed thread that has been colored from the raw material stage to create a unique chambray feel. Expressing. The surface is treated with paraffin to increase water repellency. In addition, the finish retains an oily feel, so the more you use it, the more the fabric becomes familiar, creating a vintage feel. The attached leather is tanned leather, and has a dyed finish that retains the texture of the leather to the maximum extent possible, so the more you use it, the more lustrous it becomes, and you can enjoy the look of the leather as it changes over time.