Felisi Ferraresi Opens an Osaka Pop-up October 28: Kamoshita’s Backpack and Knotted Keyring

Felisi’s special Ferraresi line will hold a pop-up from October 28 to November 10, 2026, at Perfumum on the first floor of Hankyu Men’s Osaka. Directed by Yasuto Kamoshita, the fourth chapter of the line arrives for autumn/winter 2026, with a leather backpack and a knotted keyring as the focus. Kamoshita is scheduled to attend on November 1 from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. For anyone visiting Osaka, it offers a place to compare new pieces and earlier designs in person, beyond a single product photograph.

How does Ferraresi express its Italian city inspiration?

Launched for spring/summer 2025, Ferraresi takes its design and color cues from Ferrara, Felisi’s hometown in Italy. Brick walls, paving stones and trees become earthy, muted colors and gentle curves, with the emphasis on integrating a bag into an outfit. The approach differs from an outdoor backpack covered in external equipment attachments. By combining grained leather with Vachetta leather, the brand uses contrasting surfaces in place of oversized logos, continuing Felisi’s familiar language of mixed materials.

The central piece is the Italian-made 26/34/LD+A backpack, priced at ¥286,000 in Japan and measuring 33 centimeters wide, 39 high and 16 deep. A drawstring opening sits beneath a leather flap, with an independent zipped pocket on each side and a base board below. The official description says it accommodates A4 documents and a laptop of approximately 14 inches. That is a capacity statement, rather than a promise of a separate padded laptop compartment. Include the thickness of your protective sleeve when checking fit.

What do the straps, handle and silhouette change?

Kamoshita’s attention to strap length and width makes this backpack worth trying in a store. The adjustable straps are approximately 3 centimeters wide; the top handle has a drop of around 7 centimeters. The bag can be carried on both shoulders, on one shoulder or by hand. Try it with your usual outerwear and check where the base sits and how the straps follow the body. A light shirt and a thick wool coat can give the same bag a different visual balance.

In the official campaign photographs, a dark flap rests above a softer, grained leather body, while hanging drawstrings leave natural folds around the opening. Its refinement comes from structured components supporting a supple bag, rather than every surface being pulled rigidly straight. With wide trousers, knitwear or casual tailoring, it can work as a substantial leather accessory. Balance its volume against the length and looseness of the clothes, without needing a deliberately corporate outfit.

Keyring price and practical details for Osaka

The 9248/LD keyring costs ¥42,900 in Japan. Soft grained leather forms its knotted shape, offered in Bordeaux, cobalt blue, asphalt, forest green and taupe. Official measurements are 2.5 centimeters wide and 10 high, with a total length of 13 centimeters and a weight of approximately 50 grams. It is made in Italy. Compared with the backpack, it concentrates color in a smaller area. A close color match creates a quieter effect; a strong contrast can draw attention toward the handle. Both approaches can be compared in person.

The venue is Perfumum, first floor of Hankyu Men’s Osaka, at 7-10 Kakuda-cho, Kita-ku, Osaka. Department-store hours are 11 a.m.–8 p.m. on weekdays and 10 a.m.–8 p.m. on weekends and holidays, subject to the store’s latest information. Browse the official Ferraresi autumn/winter collection to identify the models before comparing grain, carrying options and dimensions in store. These are Japanese yen prices, rather than prices for other markets. Kamoshita’s attendance is limited to the specified six-hour window on November 1.