This item has not been used after purchase. Please understand that this is a custom-made product using vintage fabric, and purchase it with the understanding of the original fabric's damage and other characteristics. Because vintage fabric is used, there are individual differences in each item. Please check the actual images posted before purchasing. Takuya Kimura's favorite bag White label. (There are two types of labels in the center: white and olive.) Us Customized US Military M-65 Quilted Liner Body Bag US Customized Fanny Pack COLOR OLIVE Size ・Size: Width (actual): approx. 39cm, Height (actual): approx. 25cm, Depth (actual): 12.5cm Material ・Shell: 100% nylon ・Insulation: 100% polyester A special item that US uniquely customized into a fanny pack by dismantling a US Military M-65 Quilted Liner in good USED condition. While maintaining the atmosphere of the quilted liner, this is a special item that has updated the usual fanny pack to be more for outdoor use and professional specifications. To increase storage capacity, a gusset was added, and a double-zip storage pocket for small items was added in addition to the main storage to make it easier to take out small items such as keys and mobile phones frequently. The sturdy nylon lining specification that emits a dull luster, which is used for the outer fabric of the MA-1, is also still present. The meticulous attention to detail, both inside and out, makes it a truly perfect item. A back sheet has also been newly incorporated to prevent the bag from losing its shape and to improve the fit. ・Because this product is made using USED items, there may be some signs of use or fraying in the quilting stitches due to the production process. Please understand that these are USED items, and the patterns, colors, and color combinations are different for each item. Please purchase with an understanding of the product's characteristics. SAMS Sams RATS Rats Tokyo Indians Tomoya Nagase PORKCHOP PORKCHOP Takuya Kimura Kimutaku US Us Yamada Ren Omoshi Channel Tattoo Studio Yamada