The saturated red rubber exterior of this Issey Miyake pouch is offset by precise black nylon trim and a streamlined black zip closure, a study in tactile contrast and minimalist geometry. The absence of visible logos or hardware embellishment allows the unique materiality — a supple, almost architectural rubber — to take centre stage, echoing the experimental spirit that has defined Issey Miyake's approach since the brand's founding in Tokyo in 1970. This pouch is a product of the label’s ongoing exploration of unconventional textiles and modular forms, a throughline from the earliest Pleats Please collections to the engineered accessories of the 2000s and beyond. While the model name is unconfirmed, the piece’s restrained, functional silhouette reflects Miyake’s philosophy of design as a dialogue between body, material and movement. The interior offers a protective, easy-wipe compartment, sized for essentials or to organise within a larger bag. Condition is very good, with the rubber body retaining its structure and colour, and only faint surface marks at the corners from light handling; the zip closure runs smoothly with no loss of finish. An understated accessory from one of Japan’s most influential avant-garde houses.
Model: Unknown Era: Unknown Condition: Very Good — minimal surface marks at corners; zip fully functional, body retains structure Material: Red rubber exterior with black nylon trim, black zip closure, unbranded interior Colour: Red rubber with black nylon trim and black zip; interior in matching red Dimensions: W 22.5 × H 14.5 cm Made in: Japan
