Keep it long, treasure it long.

Strongly water-repellent nylon backpack featuring a three-dimensional shape

The "bag" we use for everyday outings has a different aspect compared to clothing, which we enjoy mixing and matching daily; it has a certain allure that makes you want to use it more and more. MARVELETS offers bags that make you want to ask, "Where is that bag from?" These luxurious bags reflect the meticulous craftsmanship of a designer nurtured in Paris, combined with the vintage military vibe.

Increased Character with Use

The QYUBULIC2 S, a water-repellent shrink nylon cube backpack, features a simple design, a matte texture, and a three-dimensional shape aptly named "Cube." To capture the essence of vintage military nylon from the 1980s, water-repellent shrink nylon is used in the fabric. This highly water-resistant material allows you to use it even on rainy days, and the structured fabric provides ample depth, enabling you to see inside the backpack while it stands upright.

The design effectively incorporates vintage over-dyed leather parts, resulting in a simple yet elegant finish, tailored with business use in mind regarding both construction and size. It features four pockets: two side pockets, a larger pocket that fits B5-sized items, and a rear pocket accessible from the outside. The unisex design is simple, highly stylish, and offers plenty of capacity. The bag's shape, with its depth, is beautiful from every angle, giving it a distinctive flair compared to other backpacks. This carefully crafted bag, filled with the creator Mitsuda's passion, is a sincere backpack that embodies the essence of MARVELETS.

Infusing Beliefs Cultivated in France into the Bag

Mitsuda Shuji, the founder and creator of MARVELETS, was influenced by his mother, a couture designer, and worked as a fashion designer in Paris, France. During that time, a visit to a senior designer's bag factory left him shocked by the charm of leather and the fascinating process of its crafting, which later inspired him to start MARVELETS. Unlike clothing, which typically goes through many hands before completion, bags can be dyed to the desired color and nearly handmade by one person, showcasing their unique appeal. Drawn to this allure, Mitsuda moved to Okayama Prefecture, where he could focus more on bag production, and thus MARVELETS was born.

"Things that deepen over time" and "things that fade yet grow dearer" are the concepts behind Mitsuda's approach to craftsmanship. Europeans understand the value of using items for a long time, knowing that their worth increases. The bags designed by Mitsuda, influenced by this European culture, reflect a timeless sensibility that is truly one-of-a-kind.

Mitsuda oversees all aspects of pattern making, sewing, dyeing, and finishing, with all critical components done by hand for MARVELETS bags. Additionally, the bags emphasize natural materials and vegetable-tanned leather, combining leather with materials like hemp and wool, and applying a finishing process based on an original recipe. The exquisite blend of long-cultivated sensibility and craftsmanship results in bags with a unique texture that exudes an antique-like atmosphere, characteristic of MARVELETS.