Wide, architectural panels of matte beige cotton canvas meet at sharply cut leather trim, the surface almost unmarked but for a geometric 'IM MIYAKE DESIGN' logo stamped into the front patch and echoed on the shoulder pad. Brass-tone zips close the top with a clean, utilitarian line, while rounded leather handles and an adjustable canvas strap allow for both shoulder and handheld carry. The base is set with brass-tone metal feet; corners show only the faintest rubbing. The interior is lined in deep charcoal fabric, opening to a single zip pocket set into the side wall—space enough for a laptop, documents or a day's essentials. Hardware throughout is plain and functional, with simple pulls and no extraneous branding. Circa late 1990s to early 2000s, this tote comes from a period when Issey Miyake's licensed lines were experimenting with industrial materials and pared geometry—here, the stacked sans-serif logo and canvas-leather construction point directly to that moment. The result is a piece that sits between utility and design object, unmistakably Miyake in its restraint and structure. Era: Late 1990s–Early 2000sCondition: Very Good — light wear at leather trim and corners; canvas clean, hardware brightMaterial: Cotton canvas with leather trim, brass-tone hardwareColour: Beige cotton canvas exterior, dark grey fabric lining, brass-tone zipper and hardwareDimensions: W 48 × H 35 × D 25 cmMade in: Japan