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New arrivals from BAGSINPROGRESS

New arrivals from BAGSINPROGRESS, the New York based project of designer Chiharu Hayashi.
Her approach begins with a simple premise: a bag should function as a personal tool box, a container that quietly supports the way you move through the day.

Available now at Nepenthes Los Angeles and Nepenthes Woman Los Angeles.

A stack of various bags from BAGSINPROGRESS, featuring different textures and colors, including a black quilted bag, a multicolored woven tote, and a beige fanny pack, displayed on a wooden surface.

Each style is built from practical shapes, reinforced seams, and a material vocabulary that moves between canvas nylon, tweed, quilted puffer, and printed polyester. The result is a line of bags that feel purposeful in use, modest in appearance, and adaptable across routines.

Close-up of a person's hand holding a leopard print bag featuring a tag that reads 'BIP ENGINEERED GARMENTS NEW YORK LIMITED EDITION'.

This delivery includes the Fannypack Crossbody, Micro Tote, Belt Pouch Mini, Multi Pocket Bag, and Carry All, offered in black, reddish orange, khaki, leopard, and puffer constructions. Designed in New York and produced with care in the United States and Japan.

A display of various bags from BAGSINPROGRESS by designer Chiharu Hayashi, featuring practical shapes and diverse materials like canvas nylon and quilted puffer, placed on a wooden surface.

A close-up of a lightweight, practical bag from BAGSINPROGRESS, featuring a leopard print design and adjustable strap. The bag has a label that reads 'BIP - BUILT FOR PRACTICALITY LIGHT-WEIGHT QUALITY BAGS'.

A model holding a collection of bags, including a leopard print tote and a red pouch, showcasing the practicality and stylish design of the BAGSINPROGRESS line.
Close-up of a person holding an orange tote bag with black straps and a label that reads 'BIP - Built for Practicality - Light Weight Quality Bags - New York, USA'.

A close-up of a stylish black bag filled with various items such as a laptop, a folded garment, a book titled 'The Climbing Ladder', and a patterned scarf, showcasing its practical design.