ONE PIECE magazine Stappo (Grand Line)

This pouch allows you to store lots of small items on your desk. The name Stappo combines the words Stand and Pouch, as it essentially stores your items in a standing pouch. Grand Line is designed in collaboration with ONE PIECE magazine , a magazine book that delves into the world of the manga One Piece. It uses the same textured, shiny fabric used in neckties, which has a nice glossy look and is soft to the touch. The design is based on the Going Merry ship, which carries the Straw Hat Crew across the seas and occasionally sails leisurely across the sky. The bright sky blue background can represent either the sea or the sky and characters that they meet during their journey are dispersed throughout the design. Colorful threads are used to embroider the expressive characters in great detail, including Laboon, Zeus, and a News Coo. (The patterned fabric has not been aligned to a specific layout, so the placement of each design will vary by product.) The interior is a deep blue. The lid opens wide, so even if you keep a lot of items in the pouch, you can still see what’s inside. There’s also a handle that makes it convenient for carrying around. There are two pockets that stick out from the front of the pouch. They provide easy access and can hold small but bulky items, such as washi tape rolls and erasers. The interior also has pockets of various sizes that can store items based on their size and shape. The largest pocket is long enough to hold a memo pad or ruler. The small pocket can store sticky notes, cards, stickers, and other slim objects. The left pocket can hold pens. The partition inside can also be removed to make room for larger items. The back pocket is handy for items you want easy access to, such as a smartphone or postcards. The lid opens and closes easily with hook-and-loop fasteners. The lineup, in collaboration with ONE PIECE magazine also includes a variety of stationery that you can use along with your techo in any situation. We hope you will find your favorite combination! ©Eiichiro Oda/SHUEISHA