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Crag 2 Way Rucksack

Khaki

Sale price£520.00

COLOUR: Khaki

SIZE: ONE SIZE

Khaki
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  • Original back satin, 50% cotton and 50% nylon high-density weave
  • Garment dyed in Kurashiki, Okayama by a two-bath process
  • W38 x H42 x D17cm
  • One interior compartment with front and side pockets
  • Zip and snap closures with burnished buttons
  • Cinch side adjusters
  • Carried on the back or by the top handles
  • Made in Japan

Yoshida and Co have been making bags in Tokyo since 1935, and started calling them Porter in 1962 after the people who carry luggage for a living. The Crag uses their own back satin, a dense 50/50 cotton and nylon, garment dyed in Kurashiki by a two-bath process that gives it that dry, chalky surface. 38 by 42 by 17cm, rucksack or top handles. Made in Japan.

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  • Royal Mail Standard3 to 5 business daysFREE
  • Express, Royal Mail Tracked 241 to 2 business days£4.95
  • Next Working Day, carrier of our choosingNext business day, order by 2pm£9.95
  • Saturday Express, DPDSaturday, order 2pm Friday£15.95
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