[JDG21694] Outpost Wayfarer Tote Depot

The "Outpost Wayfarer Tote" is designed with inspiration from utility bags and outdoor totes seen in America from the 1930s to the 1970s.

In an era when road trips and train travel were commonplace, these bags were used to carry clothes and tools as people traveled across different regions.

With its thick handles and large capacity, the design reflects the rugged functional beauty seen in workwear and outdoor gear of that period.

Based on the functional beauty of travel bags, work bags, and outdoor gear, this utility tote maintains the practical details and rugged aesthetic born from the need to transport goods, while balancing it with modern lifestyles. It's designed to seamlessly transition between urban and travel, and daily life and outdoor fields.

The fabric used is inspired by bus signs used in England from the 1950s to the 1970s. The inorganic typography and color schemes, actually used for destination displays, retain the strong atmosphere unique to public transportation of that time.

Since all black areas are hand-painted, the worn look and rustic texture, similar to vintage fabric, are also part of its charm. Because each bag is cut from a single piece of bus sign fabric, the pattern will vary from one item to another.