Porter-Yoshida & Co. Heat Briefcase (Black)

The Porter-Yoshida & Co. Heat Briefcase is part of the brand's Heat series which combines two different materials with excellent durability and water resistance, and features a rugged and stylish design.

Since the release of Porter-Yoshida & Co.'s 2001 A/W series, the company have added items that match the lifestyle of the time, and have a rich line-up that can be used by a wide range of people, from business bags to small items.

The main material is varistor nylon made in Japan woven with 66 nylon thread, which is also used for car airbags and bulletproof vests, and has excellent heat resistance, abrasion resistance, and tear strength. Some parts are made of highly water-resistant tarpaulin fabric, which is used as an industrial material. Although the Porter-Yoshida & Co. Heat Briefcase is a one-tone black color, it has a stylish design with contrast by combining fabrics with different textures.

Military gimmicks are added everywhere, and the PALS (Pouch Attachment Ladder System), which allows you to attach pouches and small items by sewing nylon tape at regular intervals, is also a point. A D-Rings-ring and a double ring are also attached to the main unit so that you can attach small items with a snap hook or wallet chain.

The main body of the bag is made with thick nylon tape that is woven at high density at key points, giving the Porter-Yoshida & Co. Heat Briefcase a three-dimensional silhouette that prevents the fabric from sagging and provides good handling.

All types excluding the pouch and wallet come with a detachable key chain made of tanned leather as well as a Maglite engraved with Porter-Yoshida & Co. branding. (the Maglite comes with a warranty card, key chain, battery, and attention, all in a special case.)

Porter-Yoshida & Co. Heat Briefcase - specifications:

• weight: approx. 750 g
• dimensions: approx. 410 x 300 mm
• fabrics - front: Barrister nylon ox with urethane coating / back: 500D polyester ox with acrylic coating / attachment: polyurethane tarpaulin
• made in Japan