Bags & Luggage

In the early days of World War II, the barracks bag was widely distributed to the army and navy. This bag is used for personal clothing and uniform. The quantity is two, and it will be marked with the capital "A" or "B" at the bottom of the bag. The barracks bag is a simple drawstring rucksack, which is very lightweight and is also considered to be used as a laundry bag In the early days, it was often used as a duffle bag. the bag was marked with a name and a serial number.

1. 8.5OZ Denim
2. Materials: 95% Cotton 5% Flax

The U.S. Army Bag of World War I is the prototype of the postman style, medium-sized, Italian imported 4MM thick vegetable tanned cattle leather as the cover and strap part, encrypted double yarn 18OZ twill for the main body, waxed coating treatment.

1. 4mm Top Layer Cowhide (Vegetable Tanning) / 18oz DoubleYarn Encrypted Waxed Twill

The outer layer is JUNGEL CROSS (N-1) pure cotton material, the inner is heavy wool, all the hardware is specially customized, including deck hook (copper), turtle buckle (copper), bold D ring (alloy), Fixed dog buckle (iron), full-length cotton thread sewing, military green herringbone banding, almost no thread end, Make the tools bag look like it was modified with deck Overalls. Both playfulness and functionality, you must give it a try.

World War II USAF helmet pack prototype, equipped with sloping straps, integrated into daily life.

1. 1.2MM Cowhide

Prototype reference 40's U.S. Army gas mask bag, using the contrast setting of canvas and duck hunting camouflage (both sides), the combination of military and outdoor interaction, the classic turtle-back closure method, all hardware is plated in black, There is a tool bag in front of the inside, the main compartment in the middle, there are two adjacent patch pockets, enough to hold daily small objects, all the straps are removable, can be used for shoulder bags, messenger bags (can be fixed at the waist), backpacks, full-course cotton sewing, The army green herringbone belt is covered, you can hardly find any thread, and it has both fun and functionality. You must give it a try.