Tea AfternoonTea LIVING Tote Bag JJ94 Tote Tea Beige [Afternoon Living] Bag/TAEKO HIGASHIHARA×Afternoon

---------------------------------------------------------------------- Material: Main body: Synthetic leather, Other fabric: Polyester Size: [Tote bag] Height 33cm / Width 38cm / Depth 13cm / Handle 59cm / Weight 370g [Pocket shoulder] Height 19cm / Width 22cm / Shoulder 118cm / Weight 114g [PC bag] Height 25cm / Width 34cm / Depth 1.5cm / Handle 31cm / Weight 261g Product notes: Approximate size that can be stored in a PC bag/~13 inches Depending on the type of PC bag/device, it may not be possible to store it with a device case or cover attached. Please avoid washing. This tote bag is a collaboration with Taeko Higashihara, who produces advertisements and catalogues, mainly for women's fashion magazines. Made of lightweight and soft single layer synthetic leather. The minimalist design with inconspicuous metal fittings and stitching makes it suitable for use by people of all ages. It doesn't use a bottom plate, so it's designed to fit so it doesn't hurt when it hits your body. The long handle gives it a perfect balance, making it easy to hold even when wearing a coat that has room under the sleeves. There is a D-ring on the front, so we recommend attaching charms etc. to add an accent. The inner pocket is removable and can be used as a simple shoulder bag by attaching the included shoulder strap. The set includes a 13-inch PC bag, perfect for business situations. There are pockets inside and outside, so you can securely store your charger and mouse. The handle can be stored and fixed inside the tote bag, so it can be conveniently used as a tote bag divider or bag-in-bag. You can change the shape of the tote bag by fastening the PC bag fixing tabs together. Fashion Editor | Taeko Higashihara Creative Director. Born in Tokyo. university After graduating, he worked in a bank and then moved to a publishing company. Currently, she works as a freelancer, editing advertisements and catalogues, mainly for a number of women's magazines. He is active beyond the framework of an editor, working as a director for an apparel brand and developing collaborative products.