vasco / LEATHER WANDER SHOULDER BAG

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vasco / Old Oil Series

A modern take on French vintage shoulder bags

A4 size for everyday use. Can be used as a shoulder bag or a one-shoulder bag.
It is engraved with B.L.W., which stands for "Baggage," "Load," and "Wanderlust," meaning "wanting to pack your bags and wander."
The hardware is also carefully selected, using brass and vintage-style UNIVERSAL zippers.
* The zipper covers for the main compartment and front pocket have been removed, updating the bag for easier access to contents.

old oil series

A unique collection that symbolizes the brand

This is the "Old Oil" series, which features a vintage-like appearance created by a traditional hand-dyeing technique called "hill dyeing."
Himeji-produced full-vegetable tanned leather, tanned with tannins extracted from mimosa and chestnut, is meticulously dyed in multiple layers by Vasco's skilled craftsmen.
With use, the luster and texture will improve, allowing you to enjoy its aging for a long time.
* The process is shown at the bottom of the page.

Point

Convenient size for daily use

Accommodates A4 size and securely fits 500ml plastic bottles.

Pockets

The versatile exterior front pocket can quickly store items like smartphones and long wallets.
The interior also has a spacious pocket, large enough for a wallet, which is useful for organizing small items.

UNIVERSAL ZIPPER

Exudes a vintage feel.

Lining Material

Uses durable canvas fabric.

Brand Story

Concept: "Travel Tools"

Vasco is a Japanese brand that creates bags and leather goods under the concept of "travel tools."
Vasco da Gama was a great navigator and explorer who opened up new continents during the Age of Discovery.
The name "VASCO" was given with the desire to reflect the insatiable spirit of challenge that ancient travelers pursued throughout their lives in their craftsmanship.
Vasco handles all processes from planning and sample production to mass production. They say, "There is a genuine power that cannot be expressed in words in things created with the same mindset."
The concept of "travel tools" means "things that continue to remain even as others are eliminated," and they create heavy-duty items that never lose their brilliance over time.

Atelier

Vasco's manufacturing takes place in Koenji, Tokyo.
In the atelier, renovated to evoke an old sailing ship or port warehouse, a small but elite team of craftsmen uses handmade techniques to produce a wide variety of bags and leather goods.

Craftman ship

Each of Vasco's craftsmen possesses reliable skills and taste, and instead of working on an assembly line, each handles the entire process from patterning to sewing and finishing alone.
It is precisely because they are craftsmen with extensive knowledge of leather, sewing, and finishing that they can express even subtle, intuitive nuances and specific preferences that are difficult to articulate.
As a group of professionals proud of their global standing, Vasco, which continues to evolve, believes that "Made In Japan" does not mean "made in Japan," but rather "the Japanese spirit dwelling in the product."

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