You always want to wear what you like and show it off to those around you. For example, if you like Disney, you will wear Mickey Mouse character goods, and if you love Kumamoto, you will want to carry around Kumamon character goods (?). If you are a Kumamoto person who loves Kumamoto, you will want to carry around Kumamon character goods.

So, how can stationery lovers appeal to those around them? The "Clip Bag" may be one answer.


The Clip Bag is a bag created by designer Peter Bristol. It was created as an experiment to see if one thing could be made larger or smaller in size to make it more suitable for another purpose. Bristol is a designer of stationery.


Bristol enlarged a stationery double clip. Bristol enlarged a stationery double-clip and turned it into a bag, the "Clip Bag. The grip of the enlarged double clip becomes the handle of the bag, and the clip itself becomes the body of the bag. It is just as it is. However, it may be surprising that few people associate the original size of the double clip with a bag. In this sense, Bristol's experiment of "the shape is the same, but if you change the size, it becomes something else" has succeeded.



When you open the "Clip Bag," it is of course stylish even if it contains ordinary items. But if possible, I would still like the contents to be full of stationery.




If I saw someone carrying this bag on the train, I might call out to them. And it might be fun to go to a "stationery cafe" with that person. Clip Bag" is a bag that will stir up such fantasies.