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Crag 2 Way Boston Bag S

Khaki

Sale price£505.00
  • Original back satin, 50% cotton and 50% nylon high-density weave
  • Garment dyed in Kurashiki, Okayama by a two-bath process
  • W50 x H30 x D14cm
  • One interior compartment with a zipped pocket
  • Multiple front and side pockets
  • Top handles and a detachable shoulder strap
  • Nylon webbing and burnished buttons
  • Made in Japan

A Boston bag is the Japanese name for a soft-sided holdall, and at 50 by 30 by 14cm this is the small one, which is to say it fits a couple of nights away. Porter have cut it from their own back satin and garment dyed it in Kurashiki. Top handles plus a strap that comes off. Made in Japan, which with Porter is not negotiable.

COLOUR: Khaki

SIZE: ONE SIZE

Khaki
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