Dark Brown Tochigi Leather Clasp Nude Leather Backpack ruotare L with Zipper and Pockets

【A Spacious, Genuine Tochigi Leather Backpack to Savor its Charm】 Crafted from the finest domestic Tochigi leather, this is an all-leather backpack. It's a spacious design, with ample room for A4 documents, books, a wallet, smartphone, and a water bottle, with plenty of space to spare. The shoulder straps are adjustable in 8 levels, allowing you to enjoy different looks, whether you prefer a snug fit or a lower-slung style, depending on your mood. The interior features a double pocket with gussets, perfect for neatly storing items like a half-wallet and smartphone, as shown in the images. A side zipper allows for convenient access to your belongings while wearing the backpack (we can tailor it to your dominant hand). □ Size: Height from clasp to bottom 36cm, Clasp width 24cm, Gusset width 15cm, Maximum width 38cm. Shoulder straps 50-71cm (8-level adjustment). □ Materials: Body: Vegetable-tanned, shrink-finished nude leather. Bottom: Tochigi Leather oil-tanned nude leather. Hardware: Clasp/Zinc alloy. Buckles/Solid brass. □ Color: Bitter Brown □ Weight: Approximately 900-1000g (slight variations due to leather thickness. It is lightweight for a leather backpack.) 【What to Know When Choosing Genuine Leather Products】 Did you know that there are significant differences in the properties and prices of "genuine leather" products? Indeed, the prices of items labeled "genuine leather" vary widely. While price differences can be attributed to design and manufacturing processes, the cost of the leather material itself can differ by more than tenfold. Why such a disparity? Here's why. There are two main tanning methods for leather: "chrome tanning" and "vegetable tanning." Currently, the majority of leather circulating in the market is chrome-tanned using chemical agents. Chrome-tanned leather has advantages such as a relatively uniform surface finish, flexibility, and heat resistance. It can also be produced in large quantities in a short time, making it cost-effective. However, on the flip side of these advantages, it is less prone to the "aging" that is a key appeal of genuine leather. Scratches and stains from use will remain as they are, appearing as "deterioration." In other words, [chrome-tanned leather is a material suited for mass production, and it is at its most beautiful when it is finished.] On the other hand, leather tanned using plant-based tannins is called "nude leather." Nude leather tanning is an ancient method. It retains the natural texture of the raw hide, and the surface is susceptible to showing natural scratches and vein marks, with variations in texture depending on the part. It takes a long time to produce, making it costly and not always a stable material. However, it is a leather that allows you to enjoy "aging," such as the development of a patina and deepening of color over time. [Nude leather is a leather made with traditional methods, requiring time and cost, and it is not perfect when you first hold it, but rather gains character and affection over a long period.] Isn't what you seek in leather a "material that can accompany you for a long time"? [If you are going to own a leather product, we want you to choose a leather whose changes you can appreciate as you use it for a long time.] With this philosophy in mind, KALEIDOSCOPE's creations focus exclusively on "nude leather." [Initially, it has a smooth, bare-skin texture, but with use, it develops a sheen through friction.] You can enjoy its daily transformations. This leather is prone to water stains. Please avoid using it in rainy weather. *Even if stains occur, consider them part of the aging process; they will mature into an amber hue with continued use. [Those seeking a flawless leather product, please refrain from purchasing.] As we finish the natural leather in its raw state, there may be some inherent scratches and unevenness. We deliberately cut the leather, including these marks. Please understand that minor scratches are to be expected. If you perceive them as "scratches," they might be a concern, but they are also proof that this leather was once alive. We believe that enjoying these unique marks and variations is a characteristic of handmade, genuine nude leather. [Attention to Hardware] All hardware, except for the clasp, is made of solid brass. Brass is considered a "lucky metal" in Western cultures and, like leather, gains character with age and use.