DSPTCH

DSPTCH

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Accessories
Founded 2010
Headquarters San Francisco, United States

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DSPTCH is travel company founded by Richard Liu, in 2010. DSPTCH produces and sells functional, durable accessories such as bags, travel and camera accessories. The Brand’s designs are known for their minimal and industrial vibe, while influenced with a military theme.
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Latest Collections

DSPTCH Brings Back the Ruckpack for Its 10th Anniversary
Fashion

DSPTCH Brings Back the Ruckpack for Its 10th Anniversary

Giving the brand’s first-ever backpack a modern update.
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DSPTCH Outfits Its Fidlock Watch Strap for Traditional Timepieces
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DSPTCH Outfits Its Fidlock Watch Strap for Traditional Timepieces

Previously only available for the Apple Watch.
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DSPTCH Enlists Aaron De La Cruz for Artful Bandana-Style Face Covering
Fashion

DSPTCH Enlists Aaron De La Cruz for Artful Bandana-Style Face Covering

All of the proceeds from the sales will be donated to ArtEsteem and Border Kindness.
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DSPTCH Launches Durable Cotton Ripstop Face Coverings
Fashion

DSPTCH Launches Durable Cotton Ripstop Face Coverings

Alongside detachable nylon straps.
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DSPTCH Releases Semi-Translucent Bags in Dyneema Collection
Fashion

DSPTCH Releases Semi-Translucent Bags in Dyneema Collection

A continuation of the RND sub-label.
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8 Streetwear Brands That Are Made in the U.S.A
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8 Streetwear Brands That Are Made in the U.S.A

Learn about these American-made labels in honor of the Fourth of July.
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