[JDG21694] Outpost Wayfarer Tote Depot

The "Outpost Wayfarer Tote" is a utility bag seen in America from the 1930s to the 70s.
The design is inspired by bags and outdoor totes.

In an era when road trips and train travel were commonplace, people would pack their clothes and tools and travel from place to place. 
It was used as a carry bag for that purpose.

 
The thick handles and large capacity design are reminiscent of workwear and outdoor gear from that era.
The finished product exudes a rugged, functional beauty.

 
Based on the functional beauty of travel bags, work bags, and outdoor gear, for carrying luggage
While retaining the details and rugged feel born from practicality, it is adapted to modern lifestyles.
It's a versatile tote bag that's balanced to suit your needs, offering a sense of bridging urban and travel, everyday life and the outdoors.

The fabric is inspired by bus signs used in the UK from the 1950s to the 70s. The impersonal typography and color scheme, which were actually used to indicate destinations, strongly retain the atmosphere of public transportation from that era.

 
Because all the black parts are hand-painted, they have a worn look like vintage fabric.
Its simple, rustic texture is also one of its charms.
Since each bus sign is cut from a single piece of fabric, the pattern placement will vary from one sign to another.