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deck/9 is a high-end limited collection originating in Japan, jointly developed in 2016 by Hankyu Men's Osaka, Hankyu Men's Tokyo, and PELLE MORBIDA. Its name comes from Deck 9, where premium cabins are located on cruise ships. The collection uses leather from the Pisa-based Italian tannery Nuova Overlord, as well as original hardware. It includes briefcases, tote bags, clutches, wallets, and other items, and is sold through limited channels, including PELLE MORBIDA’s directly operated stores, official online store, and Hankyu locations. Its parent brand is PELLE MORBIDA, directed by Yoshimasa Hoshiba.

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A special collection available only at selected stores, featuring high-end items made with generous use of lustrous Italian leather.

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2012
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A high-end line available exclusively at select stores

deck/9 is a line with its own distinct name, presented on PELLE MORBIDA’s official website

deck/9 is a line with its own distinct name, presented on PELLE MORBIDA’s official website as a special collection available exclusively at select stores, as well as its top-tier, high-class series. Its name derives from Deck 9, where the upper-class cabins are located on a cruise ship. The line offers bags and leather goods made with high-quality materials, including Italian leather, and dedicated hardware. In contrast to standard series such as Maiden Voyage and Capitano, it serves as a high-specification line available at select stores.

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