Felisi Frontiera Brings Safari Pockets to Four Everyday and Travel Bags
Glossy nylon, substantial leather handles and dimensional pockets connect a Boston bag, two shoulder sizes and a tote. Already available in Japan, they range from a slim everyday bag to a 48 cm travel format.
Felisi’s Frontiera series is already on sale in Japan, bringing dimensional safari-clothing pockets into everyday and travel bags. A Boston bag, two shoulder-bag sizes and a tote share glossy nylon and substantial Vachetta leather handles. To decide which suits you, dimensions and access are more useful starting points than the travel atmosphere of the campaign photographs.
A campaign image shows two dimensional outer pockets on the dark-blue tote.
Switching a Boston bag between hand and shoulder
The 20336/DS and 20336/DS+A Boston bags cost ¥171,600 in Japan and measure 48 cm wide, 30 cm high and 24 cm deep. A removable cotton shoulder strap allows a choice between hand and shoulder carrying. Two large safari pockets on the front keep frequently needed items out of the main compartment, while leather handles create a visual contrast in weight with the nylon body.
Four colour combinations are offered: black, brown with dark brown, orange with dark brown, and light green with dark brown. Dark colours let the silhouette blend into outerwear; orange and light green make the larger bag a more visible part of an outfit. Its 48 cm width helps estimate packing space, but airline size and weight rules still determine cabin eligibility. The Boston-bag label does not mean it meets every carry-on allowance.
Brown and light-green bags show nylon contrasted with dark handles.The orange body contrasts with dark leather carrying straps.
Two shoulder bags differ in more than overall size
The 26/12/DS and 26/12/DS+A shoulder bags measure 25 × 31 × 7 cm and cost ¥97,900 in Japan. The slimmer 26/13/DS and 26/13/DS+A measure 18 × 26 × 1 cm and cost ¥91,300. Both use the same four colour combinations as the Boston bag, retaining external safari pockets and shrinking the series’ identity into a scale closer to daily movement.
List your phone, wallet and small essentials before comparing depth. Seven centimetres and one centimetre provide different room for objects, so height alone should not determine expected capacity. The slim version should not be expected to accommodate the same volume as the deeper one. In campaign images, the shoulder bags concentrate the pockets into a cleaner focal point, continuing the nylon-and-leather contrast without the bulk of a travel bag.
An orange shoulder bag concentrates the front-pocket design into a smaller outline.
Tote organisation and checks before buying
The 23/3/1/DS tote costs ¥124,300 in Japan, measures 41 × 35 × 18 cm and comes in black, blue and TURTLEDOVE. It has two external safari pockets, two internal open pockets, one zipped pocket and flat handles. The brand describes room for A 4 papers and a 16-inch laptop, but computer bodies and protective cases vary; compare the actual dimensions of your device before buying.
A close view shows the tote’s flat handles, opening and front pockets.
These are not simply enlarged and reduced versions of one bag. The Boston’s two carrying modes, the shoulder bags’ different depths and the tote’s internal organisation address distinct needs. Japanese Felisi stores, its online shop and designated retailers carry the range; check the official Felisi Japan store for colours and availability. Establish the situation you use most, then consider how the pockets and handles support it. That is more precise than choosing solely between labels such as travel and commuting.
