The Tods Briefcase That Can Put Down The Drawings Is Fashionable.

In order to protect the drawings from being crushed, architects usually have a drawing container.

But now they have another choice.

Recently, Tod s, a shoe brand known for Doudou shoes, has launched the "architect bag" designed by Japanese creative design studio Nendo for architects.

This is from Tod 's.

Japanese creative design studio

Design, from spreading to folding, various shapes make the drawings of multiple sizes easy to put down.

This "architect bag" has many uses.

When it is spread out, its width is enough to drop the size of A3 paper.

If a larger drawing is needed, the whole package can be folded in half with the preset button, and the drawings should be put into the folded space.

In this case, both sides of the package.

You can still put down the size of A4 paper.

Two, the two handles of the bag can also be placed in the front bags on both sides after folding. This is a briefcase that can put A4 size files.

"The package we want to design is a package that can be changed by folding according to different objects."

Nendo said.

This package is now listed in Milan, Italy. There are four colors to choose from: black, gray, blue and khaki.

In order to recommend this package, Tod 's also specializes in displaying some architects' theme windows in some stores in Milan.

In fact, this is not the first cooperation between Nendo and Tod 's.

In June 2014, Nendo had designed a ship shoe for Tod 's.

At the same time, this should not be the closest design of Nendo to architectural design.

In an interview with Dezeen, the design week of Milan, Nendo said that they were preparing for many construction projects, but did not disclose more details at that time.

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Nendo was founded by Japanese designer Sato Da, and the design field is very wide. It can be said that "nothing is not designed".

Previously, the interface has reported many of the studios' projects, including all kinds of doors, Hello Kitty T-shirts and Belgian chocolate stores.