In a world where backpacks are as common as bad dad jokes, one bag dares to roll in with the perfect blend of functionality and aesthetics – Alberton Japan‘s Roll Backpack.
Crafted in Japan using Army Duck – a material forged to meet the stringent standards of the US Military – the backpack features a tanned leather strap and dye cast hardware. Harnessing the dense, tightly woven properties of Army Duck, the Roll Backpack ensures durability and weather resistance to safeguard your belongings. Moreover, each raw canvas is meticulously dyed in original hues at a top-tier Japanese facility, producing a top-quality finish.
It comes ready to roll with a convenient side zip and strategically placed pockets – front, sides, and inside – making it an ideal companion for hillside adventures or spontaneous getaways. If you like the idea of a roll top backpack but don’t want one of those synthetic-ass rubber ones, this is the heirloom quality you’re probably pining for.
Available for £135 (~$170) from Those that Know.
