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Smoky Vertical Shoulder Bag

Navy

Sale price£225.00
  • Original Cordura Duck fabric
  • 1000 denier Zimbabwe cotton in the warp, 1000 denier Cordura nylon in the weft
  • Plain woven at high density and acrylic coated
  • Acrylic coated nylon jacquard lining
  • W13 x H16.5 x D4 cm
  • Front and back exterior pockets plus an interior pocket
  • Detachable pouch
  • Made in Japan

Smoky is built from a cloth Porter had woven specially, Zimbabwe cotton running one way and Cordura nylon the other, so it has the handle of a duck canvas and the toughness of a technical bag. Yoshida and Co of Tokyo have been at this since 1935. This is the small vertical one, for a phone, a wallet and not much else, which is generally all you need on a Saturday.

COLOUR: Navy

SIZE: ONE SIZE

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