Keep it long, treasure it long.

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With a classic look, like something you might find on your travels, the LEATHER WANDER PANNIER BAG SMALL shoulder bag exudes a nostalgic yet playful feel with its square shape.

Originally inspired by pannier bags strapped to the backs of horses and camels, this bag has been given a modern size and functionality, making it a natural addition to everyday life. The engraved logo and leather texture are sure to inspire your wanderlust.

Enjoy Showing Off Your Luggage

This classic shoulder bag has its roots in the twin pannier bags (separate travel bags) used on horses and camels. Its distinctive trunk-like square shape adds a stylish accent just by carrying it, and the shoulder strap leaves your hands free for active daily wear.

The bag features exterior pockets on both sides, convenient for storing smartphones and pass cases you need quick access to. The interior features a removable lining bag, making it easy to organize small items. You can store scarves or cardigans inside with the lining left in, or remove the lining bag to make bold use of the internal space and enjoy displaying coats and other outerwear. Its playful design encourages you to use it with creativity and imagination.

The bag is made from "OLD OIL," a fully vegetable-tanned leather produced in Himeji, Hyogo Prefecture. After being carefully tanned with vegetable tannins extracted from mimosa and chestnut, each piece is meticulously dyed using a hand-dyeing technique known as "Oka-zome." The leather is then thoroughly soaked in oil and given a unique "kogashi" finish, giving it a vintage feel. Its lustre deepens over time, allowing you to enjoy its unique aging process.

The foil-stamped "B.L.W." logo stands for "BAGGAGE LOAD WANDERLUST," embodying the desire to "pack your bags and wander." This shoulder bag allows you to pack the romance of travel and a free spirit into a small bag.

Something that never loses its luster over time

Treasured bags found in vintage shops are captivating for many. However, finding a vintage piece that will last for years or even decades is an extremely difficult feat. Wanting a unique, authentic piece that will last? vasco products can make that dream come true.

The founder of vasco originally worked as a buyer of secondhand clothing. However, while vintage items are highly sought after and desirable, there were limitations on the number of pieces and the ability to restore them. Wanting to share the appeal of vintage with more people, he took it upon himself to start creating his own products. Named after Vasco da Gama, the great navigator who explored new continents during the Age of Discovery, this brand is deeply committed to creating bags that last a lifetime. True to its name, the brand continues to evolve with an insatiable spirit of inquiry.

Vasco: A journey through time

Vasco is a brand that creates bags and leather accessories based on the concept of "travel tools." The concept of "travel tools" embodies the idea of "things that remain even after being eliminated," creating heavy-duty items that retain their luster over time. Based in Higashi-Nakano, Tokyo, the brand's products are created by completely renovating an old building with their own hands, creating an original space that demonstrates the charm of space and craftsmanship working together.

Vasco's craftsmen possess undeniable skill and finesse. Rather than relying on assembly line techniques, each craftsman individually handles every step of the process, from patterning and sewing to finishing. This allows the brand's strong attention to detail to be felt. The cowhide leather used is finished with a traditional technique called "Oka-zome" (hill dyeing), which gives it a rich, vintage-like texture. Oka-zome, a technique developed in the Santa Croce region of Italy in the 19th century, is known for its vintage-like color gradations and patina over time. However, with drum dyeing becoming more common, which aims for uniformity, hand-dyed leather has become extremely rare. While there are only a few artisans who can hand-dye, it is a technique that Vasco has continued to preserve since the brand's founding. After dyeing, the leather is meticulously polished using a puffing machine, and then sewn, beaten, and finished with meticulous care.