PORTER Premium Limited Edition Tote Bag using British Brisbane Moss Corduroy and Herringbone Fabric BRISBANE MOSS CORDUROY, with a history of over 150 years since 1858, is the only manufacturer specializing in "corduroy" and "moleskin" in the UK. In the early 19th century, West Yorkshire, England, was bustling with textile mills, dyeing factories, and finishing factories, but by the 1950s, all factories had closed, leaving only BRISBANE MOSS CORDUROY. "Corduroy" is made by using a special machine to create vertical ribs on the smooth fabric surface before dyeing the fabric. Different names are given depending on the number of ribs per inch, the weight, and the weaving characteristics. "Moleskin" does not have prominent ribs, and the fabric surface is smooth, but it has various names like corduroy. It looks like suede at first glance, but its texture is as soft as the skin of a mole, hence the name "MOLESKIN." Moleskin is made using a special loom because it uses very durable warp threads and high-density weft threads (sometimes using 400 threads per inch). A common feature of corduroy fabrics in general is the use of high-quality cotton yarn. Currently, "moleskin" with a weight of up to 400g/sm is widely used for riding pants, vests, etc. "Corduroy" and "moleskin" can be specially processed with water-repellent finishes and silicone finishes, but BRISBANE MOSS CORDUROY emphasizes maintaining the original texture and comfort of the fabric. With proper care, clothing made from these fabrics will last surprisingly long and be loved for generations. Size: W360/H400/D120 Material: Outer fabric: 100% cotton corduroy from British Brisbane Moss Lining: 100% cotton herringbone from British Brisbane Moss Attachments: Bridle leather (imported British leather) Remarks: Pockets: 2 outside, 4 inside, 1 pen holder #totebag #PORTER