P.I.D

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Make everyday life a little more refined.
P.I.D is a Japanese bag brand established in 1993 and operated as LOWARD’s private brand. Based on a mannish casual style, it offers leather bags, business bags, and casual bags as lifestyle design pieces suited to both business and casual use. Its product development is guided by a focus on balancing materials, design, and price. Leather products are made at factories in Bangladesh and finished under a system that incorporates Japanese quality control standards. Its catchphrase is “Make everyday life a little more refined,” and it also offers the P.i.d women's line. P.i.d products are currently available through LOWARD’s official online shop.

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A focus on balancing materials, design, and price guides its product development.

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1993
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An offshoot line focused on commuting for working women

The P.i.d women's line is a womenswear-focused offshoot offered through the P.i.d official

The P.i.d women's line is a womenswear-focused offshoot offered through the P.i.d official online shop. Under the slogan “Bags for women who work beautifully!”, it is designed for working women, with an emphasis on ease of carrying and use, and subdued colors. It currently centers on leather tote bags and leather backpacks. While P.i.d itself is based on mannish casual styles for use from business settings to everyday life, this line serves a role focused on women’s commuting needs.

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