Pouch - Black
3 x €14,96 with Klarna.
Pen and writing instrument case, made in Japan from maekake fabric by Anything Co, partner of ANYTHING X ROBINSON. Size 20 × 12 × 3 cm, thick fabric from a 200-year-old tradition, black color.
THE PERFECT POUCH MADE IN JAPAN FOR YOUR PRECIOUS PENS
After a decade spent traveling the world in search of exceptional pens, we decided to design the perfect pouch to carry your favorite writing instruments wherever you go.
Entirely made in Japan in partnership with Anything Co, a company renowned for producing maekake, a traditional Japanese work garment used for over 200 years, this pouch reflects a blend of heritage and functionality. Maekake aprons, tied around the waist, have long supported Japanese workers, offering both utility and back support. Anything Co still weaves its richly textured indigo fabric on looms over a century old.
For this pouch, we chose the thickest maekake fabric, ensuring durability and a beautiful texture. We also incorporated the iconic maekake belt, cleverly repurposed to secure your pens inside the pouch, making it both practical and deeply rooted in tradition.
- Fabric: 100% cotton
- Contains: 3 pockets
- Interior dimensions (open): 20 x 25 cm
THE STORY OF ANYTHING CO BY ITS FOUNDER KAZUHIRO NISHIMURA
Weaving the future from the wisdom of past generations.
Founded in 2000 by entrepreneur Kazuhiro Nishimura, Anything co has been co-manufacturing MAEKAKE since 2004. The company still uses the traditional production method in Toyohashi, Aichi Prefecture, which is the last and only remaining production site in Japan. It houses nine shuttle looms made over 100 years ago, continuing to produce authentic, high-quality MAEKAKE for Japanese people and residents around the world.
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Features
- Dimensions
- 20 × 12 × 3 cm
- Weight
- 73 g
- Material
- Fabric
- Color
- Black
- Origin
- Japan
Usage & Entretien
Do not tumble dry.
Do not wash in warm water.
Wash separately from whites as the dye may transfer to other fabrics. May shrink slightly after washing due to the nature of the fabric.
A work canvas turned into luggage
Anything Co makes maekake, those aprons that Japanese workers have been tying around their waists for over two hundred years, both for utility and back support. The company still weaves its richly textured indigo fabric on looms over a century old. For this collaboration, the thickest maekake fabric was chosen for durability and texture. On the laptop sleeves, the iconic maekake belt is featured, a direct link to the brand’s historical pieces. Everything is made in Japan.
Know-how
From the workshop apron to the office item
The maekake
A work apron tied at the waist, worn in Japan for over two hundred years. It combines practicality with back support.
Jobs from another century
Anything Co still weaves its fabric on looms over a hundred years old. That's what gives indigo its rich texture.
The thickest canvas
For each piece, the thickest maekake fabric was chosen, ensuring durability and a beautiful texture.
The resumed belt
The apron strap is echoed on the laptop covers, a nod to the brand's first pieces.
Padded interior
The laptop sleeves are quilted and lined with cotton that protects against scratches. The zipper opens from the top and the side.
Designed for pens
The case was born from a decade spent searching for beautiful writing instruments, then designed to carry them.