amiacalva

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amiacalva is a Japanese bag brand started in Osaka in 2008 by bag designer Kazuhiro Kato, and debuted in 2010. It offers a range of bags, including backpacks, messenger bags, shoulder bags, and tote bags, and oversees the entire production process, from design and material selection to cutting and sewing. The brand name derives from an ancient fish that has retained its form over many years, and its official concept is to pursue perfected design and functionality. Its products, made using Okayama combed canvas and Tochigi leather, are sold in Japan and overseas.

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The brand aims to pursue a perfected form (design) and adaptability (functionality), like amiacalva, which does not need to evolve and continues its journey over many years without changing its form, like an ancient fish that has existed for millions of years.

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KARRI
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A new brand centered on recycled materials

KARRI is a new second brand launched by AMIACALVA for Spring/Summer 2025. While AMIACALVA

KARRI is a new second brand launched by AMIACALVA for Spring/Summer 2025. While AMIACALVA offers a wide range of bags that emphasize materials and functionality, KARRI centers on using recycled materials wherever possible, making products from materials such as recycled nylon and regenerated leather. Its official website features a dedicated page and product range as a separate collection, and major stockists also explicitly describe it as a “second brand” derived from AMIACALVA. With neutral designs based on black, it is a line focused on offering environmentally conscious bags.

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