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Force Shoulder Bag Small Navy

NAVY

Sale price£280.00

COLOUR: NAVY

SIZE: ONE SIZE

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  • 210 denier nylon oxford with an acrylic coating
  • Quilted nylon ripstop lining in rescue orange
  • W28 x H20 x D8.5 cm, 365g
  • Two way zip main compartment
  • Two inner pockets and two exterior zip pockets
  • Removable inner pouch that works on its own
  • YKK zips
  • Made in Japan

Force uses the 210 denier nylon originally spun for inflatable boats, and the orange quilted lining comes from military flight jackets, built to be turned inside out so a downed pilot could be spotted from the air. Yoshida and Co have been making bags in Tokyo since 1935 and Porter has been theirs since 1962. The small shoulder bag holds a phone, a wallet and a paperback, and the pouch inside comes out if you only need those.

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