The most important feature is that the color of the fabric sometimes seen in military equipment, and the subtle color difference between the front pocket fabric and the bag body makes it appear to be used in different lots.
Due to the dye of the fabric, each lot is individual (slight color blurred), it is a common idea to make a single piece of fabric in the same lot to avoid color difference due to the parts. However, some military wear and bags may have different fabric colors (some of the parts of the fabric have been partially used in different lots), and this series is intentionally created with a funny and interesting irregular color scheme that was created by the incident.
The outer shell is made of industrial material fabric woven with 210 denier 6 nylon strong thread. This fabric is originally used for rubber boat bases and is not intended to be dyed like clothing or bag fabrics. The unique sheen caused by dyeing this fabric gives it a martial bone impression that the vertical streams gives it a more military feel.
Inspired by the lining of a military jacket, the interior is lined with emergency orange and quilted ripstop nylon. The exterior is made of nylon material, but the first time you hold it, the material is made to feel light and soft quilting.
The interior has a removable pocket that can be used as a single pouch.