Japanese brand // Hanae Mori duffel bag

This Japanese brand was established in the 1950s, initially focusing on clothing production. By the mid-1960s, it had stepped onto the world stage. In 1965, it held its own fashion show in New York with butterflies as the theme. Its elegant designs and meticulous craftsmanship garnered high praise, earning it the title of "Butterfly Lady" in the fashion world. Subsequently, its works frequently appeared in Vogue magazine. In 1967, 1970, and 1976, it even received the highest honors in the American fashion industry.

To promote Japanese beauty, this brand chose the traditional Japanese dyeing technique, Yuzen, to make its products. By the late 1990s, it began designing handbags, always adhering to the design philosophy of blending Eastern and Western cultures. Some of its iconic designs include the "HM" logo, the gold ring logo, and bows, among others.

This nude pink and brown color-blocked Boston bag is a classic from this brand. Although the brand is well-known, and we have introduced its handbags many times, this particular style is believed to be hard to find anywhere else.

The original bag does not come with a long shoulder strap, but we will provide free modification and include an adjustable strap for everyone (valued at $120).