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Mile Daypack

White

Sale price£495.00

COLOUR: White

SIZE: ONE SIZE

White
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  • Nylon cotton twill, garment washed
  • Cotton ripstop lining
  • W32 x H41 x D15 cm, 15 litres
  • One action opening on the main compartment
  • Two zip front pockets plus an upper pocket for earphones
  • Side bottle pockets
  • Internal laptop sleeve
  • Made in Japan

Fifteen litres of garment washed nylon cotton twill, in a white that will pick up a story soon enough. Porter is the in house label of Yoshida and Co, Tokyo bag makers since 1935, and Mile takes its shape from American tool bags and work aprons of the 1940s and 50s. One action opening, bottle pockets down the sides, a laptop sleeve inside and a small pocket up top for earphones.

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