M/S Tote M [Mustard] (VC-46M)

A new tote bag that makes it easy to organize the contents. A novel and user-friendly design with a large partition in the main room. The handle is long enough to be worn on the shoulder, and the belt type has been adopted to reduce weight. The pockets are a little deep and comfortable. It is a bag that can be used for everyday use with a [vintage feeling] that is unique to VDLC's "post-dyeing". The cloth for the inner partition uses a durable ripstop that is also used for military items. It is a fabric with nylon fibers sewn into it in a lattice pattern, and even if the fabric is torn, the sewn nylon fibers will stop the progress of the tear. ◆ Size Width 37cm Depth 43cm Gusset 10cm Handle (belt type) Width 2.5cm Length 63cm Inside pocket (1 place) Width 13cm Depth 17cm Outer pocket (1 place) Width 13cm Depth 17cm *Since the sizes are approximate, there may be slight differences due to dyeing. ◆ Materials 100% cotton ◆ Weight 400g *Since the sizes are approximate, there may be slight differences due to dyeing. "Strong, soft, and light." Each VDLC bag is handcrafted by a craftsman and has a simple design that suits a variety of lifestyles. Canvas, which has an image of being hard and heavy, is woven in a unique process to create a light and soft 100% cotton bag. With the thought of "I want to stay close to each person's life for a long time", I made it carefully and firmly. It is durable and can be washed completely, so you can always keep it clean. By casually supporting your daily life and using it for a long time, it will grow into a one-of-a-kind item just for you. ◆Things you should know *The fabric of VDLC is "lightness" and "softness" created by using a shuttle machine, which is not a mass-produced machine. I care about facial expressions. Because we are weaving using a shuttle machine in Kurashiki that is over 100 years old, there will inevitably be scratches called "weaving scratches" that look like "frayed" at first glance. This is something that cannot be prevented by using old machines, but in addition to thorough inspections at the factory, efforts are made to avoid it as much as possible when cutting the fabric, and if you find it, use it in an inconspicuous place. I am continuing. However, since it is also a characteristic of the machine, it cannot be completely eliminated. We would appreciate it if you could take the weaving scratches as a testimony and taste of the old shuttle machine and use it.