A sharply structured silhouette in smooth black leather defines this top-handle bag, its architectural lines softened by precise fabric accents at the side panels. The double top handles are anchored with silver-tone hardware, framing the bag’s elongated rectangular body and lending a sense of balance to its substantial proportions. No visible external logo interrupts the clean surface — a subtle approach characteristic of Issey Miyake’s accessories.
The bag closes with a silver-tone zip running the full width, opening to a black fabric-lined interior. Within, a single zip pocket and two slip compartments provide practical storage for daily essentials, while the interior remains free of labels or branding. The streamlined construction is purposefully handheld, supported by dual leather straps.
This example reflects Issey Miyake’s approach to utilitarian luxury: minimal branding, tactile contrasts, and a focus on form. Likely dating to the late 1990s or early 2000s, the design aligns with Miyake’s ongoing exploration of material innovation and functional clarity within his accessories. Without overt monogram or embellishment, it exemplifies the Japanese house’s commitment to quiet, conceptual design.
Condition: Very Good — minor surface wear to the leather corners; hardware remains bright, structure crisp, interior clean. No accessories are included.
Era: Late 1990s–Early 2000s
Condition: Very Good — minor surface wear to corners; hardware bright, structure crisp
Material: Smooth black leather with black fabric accents and silver-tone hardware
Colour: Black leather exterior with black fabric side panels and lining; silver-tone zip hardware
Dimensions: W 43 × H 29.5 × D 9 cm
Made in: Japan
