T-LEVEL: Luggage Product “T-LEVEL” Makes its Japan Debut

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Inspired by Street Sports like PISTE, FIXED BIKE, BMX, and SKATEBOARD

Luggage Product "T-LEVEL" Makes its Japan Debut

Favored by professional riders in San Francisco, "T-LEVEL (Technologic-Level)" is a bag brand born in 2008 from a desire to create bags that excel in design, functionality, and durability, based on modern lifestyles. The brand offers products that are not only suitable for carrying riding gear for travel but also for storing essential modern tools like laptops, tablets, and digital cameras, combining practicality with functionality.

Text by KAJII Makoto (OPENERS)

Design and Functionality: An Icon of West Coast Street Culture

"T-LEVEL" is a bag brand loved by professional riders such as Jason Clary and Michael Chacón, winners of "Red Bull Ride + Style 2011.2013," the competition to determine the No.1 Piste rider in the US. While retaining the best features of bags for their respective uses, the products are designed for everyday convenience, incorporating numerous PC sleeves and pockets for efficient carrying.

Its signature "Infinity roll-top 43L Backpack" received an honorable mention at the 2013 Red Dot Design Award, a German design prize that judges durability and functionality.

The "T-Level×Macaframa SF Transit Bag," released in a limited edition of 100 pieces worldwide, is a collaboration model with "Macaframa SF," a world-renowned fixed-gear cycling team based in San Francisco. It is characterized by the team's signature brown and orange colors.

Made with waxed canvas, the "Challenger 32L Backpack Waxed Cotton" model develops a unique texture with age. The buckles used for the waist belt and other parts are original designs, allowing for smooth attachment and detachment.

The "Challenger 32L Backpack" model, made with Cordura fabric and waterproof zippers for superior durability and water resistance, features long straps that can be secured with Velcro at the ends for storage, allowing for the attachment of items like camera tripods and skateboards.