3F
genten
Stella
2025.09.01
genten's "Sterra" is a beautiful and light reversible bag made from recycled materials made from finished plastic bottles and nylon waste (such as fabric scraps).
Regenerative polyester on the front and regenerative nylon on the back, giving different expressions to create the fun that can be used differently according to your mood and coordination.
In addition, two types of fabrics with different shrinkage rates are interconnected on the outer surface, forming a three-dimensional striped pattern by washing process. This creates a rough, yet deep texture, giving a high-quality impression that you forget that it is a recycled material.
Reclaimed materials on the front and back are water-repellent, making them resistant to rain and dirt. Even if you are hit by sudden changes in the weather during commuting or going out, the ease of handling that allows you to keep it comfortable just by wiping the water droplets quickly is attractive. In addition, it has a high light resistance and robustness of the material, and it is a tough structure that does not fade or damage even in everyday use.
The back side of the bag is bicolored, and the color combination that is different from the front is eye-catching. By using the "front and back" according to your mood and outfit, you can not only expand the range of coordination, but also enjoy the playfulness that is reversible.
In addition, the leather parts on the bottom are cut into a square shape to maintain lightness while reinforcing it, and the stitching that rims the entire bag also functions as a design, and the aesthetic sense of genten is penetrated to the details.
The fabric used this time is relatively resistant to water, and the leather part has a finish that is less likely to dye water, increasing the sense of security in daily use.
From “throw away” to “deliver.”
Utilizing limited resources as recycled fabrics, we will spin into the next story—this idea and technology is alive in this series.
Regenerative polyester on the front and regenerative nylon on the back, giving different expressions to create the fun that can be used differently according to your mood and coordination.
In addition, two types of fabrics with different shrinkage rates are interconnected on the outer surface, forming a three-dimensional striped pattern by washing process. This creates a rough, yet deep texture, giving a high-quality impression that you forget that it is a recycled material.
Reclaimed materials on the front and back are water-repellent, making them resistant to rain and dirt. Even if you are hit by sudden changes in the weather during commuting or going out, the ease of handling that allows you to keep it comfortable just by wiping the water droplets quickly is attractive. In addition, it has a high light resistance and robustness of the material, and it is a tough structure that does not fade or damage even in everyday use.
The back side of the bag is bicolored, and the color combination that is different from the front is eye-catching. By using the "front and back" according to your mood and outfit, you can not only expand the range of coordination, but also enjoy the playfulness that is reversible.
In addition, the leather parts on the bottom are cut into a square shape to maintain lightness while reinforcing it, and the stitching that rims the entire bag also functions as a design, and the aesthetic sense of genten is penetrated to the details.
The fabric used this time is relatively resistant to water, and the leather part has a finish that is less likely to dye water, increasing the sense of security in daily use.
From “throw away” to “deliver.”
Utilizing limited resources as recycled fabrics, we will spin into the next story—this idea and technology is alive in this series.
