Six Decades of Japanese Craftsmanship
Six Decades of Japanese Craftsmanship
Our Heritage
Kunio Tsuchiya started making Randoseru in 1965 and has been developing durable and practical leather products made by skilled Japanese craftspeople ever since. In Japan, Randoseru is used by elementary school children for their 6 years of attendance and hence needs to be well-built. Our commitment to quality materials and exceptional craftsmanship over decades have led us to become one of the top leather goods brands in Japan.
Our Approach
While each stretch of leather carries subtle distinctions, we hold ourselves to the highest standards to ensure every item is crafted into an exceptional piece. At the same time, we embrace the natural variations of the material and the unique way each piece ages over time. This is why we value simplicity and elegance in our designs—to highlight the individual character of each item, while maintaining a refined aesthetic in every piece.
Our Essentials
We apply minimalist design details that highlight the inherent beauty of leather, allowing the delicate expressions of its natural grain to take center stage. This is why we devote such care to every inch and stitch of the manufacturing process. The result is a collection of timeless designs, each embodying a minimalist aesthetic that is uniquely Japanese.
How to say "TSUCHIYA KABAN"
"Tsuchiya" is named after founder Kunio Tsuchiya, who is still active in the company today. "Kaban" is the Japanese word for "bag."
Together, Tsuchiya Kaban is pronounced: "Tsoo-chie-yah Kah-Bahn."
