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Feb 15th '19

Saturdays NYC & Porter Reflective Line

Collaborators

We’ve teamed up with Porter Yoshida this season on a series of functional, versatile, and durable bags dubbed the “Reflective Line.”

The latest collection from our ongoing partnership with iconic Japanese bag maker Porter, titled the “Reflective Line,” puts a focus on functionality, versatility, and durability. Consisting of five silhouettes—a Weekender bag, 3-Way Briefcase, Backpack, 2-Way Tote and Wallet—the collection features convertible straps that allow the bags to be worn or carried in various positions while reflective zippers and branding make the bags more visible in the dark—a feature that’s especially useful when cycling at night.




Reflective Backpack

Reflective Backpack


Each style is constructed from a sturdy 100% nylon fabric that has been finished with a “salt shrinking” treatment to provide a subtle wrinkled texture. Added details include elongated zipper pulls inspired by those found on the back of wetsuits.■


Reflective 3-Way Briefcase

Reflective 3-Way Briefcase







Reflective 2-Way Tote Bag

Reflective 2-Way Tote Bag



Reflective Weekender Duffle Bag

Reflective Weekender Duffle Bag







Reflective Wallet

Reflective Wallet




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