JAPAN leather 2way bag lechuza camel

[2way bag where you can enjoy the charm of two Japanese leathers] It is a size that can store a long wallet, a notebook, a smartphone (small tablet), a 500 ml PET bottle, etc., which is ideal for everyday use. Double the handle can be used as a handbag, and one handle can be used as a one-shoulder. Bitter Brown and black leather can also be manufactured. □ Size: Height 30, gusset width 14, maximum width 29 cm / handle 38 cm (double) .80 cm (when used as one shoulder) □ Material: Body part: Unfinished Nume shrink leather, Bottom / Handle part: Tochigi leather oil Nume leather, Metal fittings: Solid brass □ Color: Outer leather / camel (Bitter Brown and black are also available) You can choose from the lining and the type of the last image. [What you need to know when choosing genuine leather products] Did you know that even if you say "genuine leather" in a nutshell, there is a big difference in its nature and price. In fact, even if it says "genuine leather," the prices vary. The price difference depends on the design and manufacturing process, but it is not uncommon for the same genuine leather to have a difference of 10 times or more when compared in terms of "leather material costs". Why does it make so much difference? The reason is described below. Leather is roughly divided into two manufacturing methods. "Chrome tanning" and "plant tannin tanning". Currently, the mainstream leather on the market is chrome tanned, which is tanned using chemical components. Chrome tanned leather has the advantages of a uniform surface finish, flexibility and heat resistance. In addition, the cost is low because it is finished in large quantities in a short time, but on the other hand, it is also a leather that does not easily show "aging", which is the real pleasure of using genuine leather. Aged scratches and stains remain unchanged and remain as scratches and stains, and are visible as "deterioration." In other words, [chrome tanned leather is a stable material suitable for mass production, and the most beautiful leather when finished]. On the other hand, leather tanned using the astringency of plants is called "Nume leather". Nume leather is an ancient manufacturing method. With a finish that retains the texture of the raw leather, it is easily affected by natural scratches and bloodline scars, and the softness varies depending on the part. It takes a long time to finish, so the cost is high and it is hard to say that it is a stable material, but it is a leather that you can enjoy "aging" such as the change in luster over time and the appearance of increasing the depth of color. It can be said that Nume leather is not perfect when you pick it up, but that you will become more attached to it over a long period of time. "Because I have leather products, I want you to choose leather that you can enjoy the change by using it for a long time." With that in mind, KALEIDOSCOPE's work focuses on "Nume leather". [At first, the texture of the bare skin is smooth, but as you use it, it will be polished by friction and a gloss will be created.] You can enjoy how it changes from day to day. * Even if stains are formed, it will grow to a deep luster by considering it as an aging process and using it. [Please refrain from purchasing if you are looking for an intact leather product] Since the natural leather is finished in a bare state, there are natural scars and unevenness, but we dare to cut it with the scratches included. Please note that some small scratches. If you think of it as a "scratch", you may be worried about it, but this is also a proof that this leather was alive. I think that it is unique to genuine leather that you can enjoy scratches and unevenness as the only thing. [Commitment to metal fittings] All metal fittings are made of solid brass. Brass is regarded as a "metal that brings good luck" in Europe and the United States, and was also used as a talisman. [Production commitment] * As much as possible by hand. From pattern making to leather cutting, we are particular about "making as much as possible by hand cutting with a leather knife that we have sharpened ourselves."