Top 5 Japanese Luxury Handbag Brands and Collabs to Know
On the hunt for luxurious Japanese bag brands and collab? You’re at the right place to find handbags made in Japan. We explore all that and more!
1. ISSEY MIYAKE Bags
Issey Miyake is a luxury brand in Japan that combines fashion with innovation.
The ISSEY MIYAKE bags, especially their Bao Bao line, are their most recognizable bags due to their geometric, modular panels that shift and reflect light when you move.
It’s artistic, eye-catching, and a practical handbag that has a more streetwear look.
2. Hamano Leather Crafts
If you are looking for a Japanese leather bag, then Hamano Leather Crafts is the answer.
They are one of Japan’s oldest and most prestigious leather bag manufacturers who are known for crafting leather goods for the Japanese Imperial Family.
Their handbags are elegantly beautiful and built to last for a lifetime.
3. Herz handbags
For those wanting a more rustic luxury handbag, then HERZ is for you.
This made in Japan bag brand is based in Tokyo, but they also have a store in Osaka, has an exceptional handbag quality to the point where every bag is made to order.
Their bags use thick, tanned leather that ages beautifully over time. It’s functional, has a unisex design, and evokes Japan’s “monozukuri” (craftsmanship) spirit.
4. Louis Vuitton X Takashi Murakami
Louis Vuitton’s most famous Japanese collaboration is their Louis Vuitton x Takashi Murakami collection which took over the luxury world.
Cherry Blossom and Multicolor Monogram by LV
While not made in Japan, these designs imbued the playfulness in Japanese design.
Takashi Murakami brought a bold and colorful twist to LV’s monogram, introducing iconic designs such as the Multicolor Monogram and Cherry Blossoms. It’s such a playful contrast to what everyone thought luxury should be.
Many Louis Vuitton bags have been discontinued with the Multicolor Monogram. So, if you’re looking for previous LV x TM handbags and more, then WeeklyLuxDrop is for you.
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5. Louis Vuitton x Yayoi Kusama
Louis Vuitton x Yayoi Kusama is one of their most ambitious collaborations. She is one of Japan’s avant-garde artists who is obsessed with polka dots.
This collab results in a surreal blend of LV classic designs being reimaged with Kusama’s dots, pumpkins, and infinity motifs.
Japanese luxury handbag brands that spark inspiration
Whether you want any of these Japanese bag brands or their collaborations, these handbags will truly bring you joy that speaks to your style.