DSPTCH and Engineered Garments Deliver Utility Bag Collaboration

Technical bag brand, DSPTCH has teamed up with Engineered Garments for a new utility bag collaboration.

Fusing the San Francisco-based brand’s affinity for utilitarian accessories with Engineered Garments’ knack for contemporary menswear design, the collaboration offers up a vision of balanced forward-facing, yet versatile styles. The collection is comprised of four bag styles, which include a Ridgepack, Utility Tote, Unit Vertical Pouch and Unit Zipper Pouch. But what makes the pieces stand out is their custom-dyed DYNEEMA composite fabric construction – appearing in tree green, deep electric blue and slate.

Additionally, the bags feature a one-of-a-kind pattern due to the labor-intensive dyeing process and hand-folded technique. Commitment to crafting the perfect pieces, the dyeing technique was a collaborative process that took months to craft the desired outcome. Completing the bags is black detailing, which extends to all straps, buckles and handles.

Take a look at the new offering in the gallery above. Ranging in price from $80 USD to $352 USD, the DSPTCH x Engineered Garments utility bag collection is available now on the brand’s website. The collection is also available at Nepenthes stores in the United States, United Kingdom and Japan.

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