Twenty-Eighty/Sakabukuro Canvas #8 Grocery Bag

【20/80】

A grocery bag made from Kurashiki canvas, known as a sake bag. The sake bag, also referred to as sake cloth, was used from the Edo period until before the war to squeeze the mash of sake. The name originates from the practice of wrapping the mash in this cloth and hanging it, from which the clear sake that dripped down was collected. This traditional Japanese fabric features straight text printed in vertical writing. On the opposite side, there is a nubuck leather patch as a point of interest, and the opening can be tied with a杉綾 tape. By undergoing a one-wash process, the texture and unevenness are emphasized, bringing out the unique expression of this fabric.

Manufacturer's model number: T059

【20/80】Twenty Eighty
A brand that develops bags, leather goods, and lifestyle products launched by a designer with experience in select shops, 20/80 TWENTY EIGHTY. It adds a soft humor to the masculine texture of the materials. With the concepts of city (In the city), travel (Traveling), and functional tools (Functional tools), it proposes designs that connect history and the present, functionality and design born from necessity, and harmony between utility and beauty, creating new beauty and value over time. With a focus on domestic manufacturing and sewing, it offers uncompromising quality and design as its charm.