Found Pocket Focus Tote Bag Black

The Focus's layered front, reworked as a tote Found Pocket, a South Korean label built on a technical approach to urban accessories, brings its Focus Rucksack into tote bag form without touching what makes it recognizable: the layered front, with its stacked mesh and zip pockets, stays intact. It's the same layered storage principle — frequently used items up front within reach, everything else secured in the inner layer — carried into a more versatile carry format, somewhere between an everyday bag and a workday carryall. The 2-in-1 carry system, top handles paired with a shoulder strap, lets you switch from hand-carry to shoulder-carry without ever switching bags. A streetwear tote bag that keeps the Focus's visual language while completely shifting its use case. On the construction side, the Focus Tote makes no compromises on materials. 100% nylon exterior and lining, water-repellent coating, lamination, and a 3-layer structure — the same technical base that built the Focus Rucksack's reputation, applied here to a wide, flat 46 × 46 cm format. Inside, a dedicated laptop sleeve fits up to a 16-inch MacBook and keeps it separate from the main compartment — no more screen scratches from bumping against everyday items. A carabiner ring at the front adds attachment options for keys, a pouch, or a water bottle. A premium tote bag that puts organization before volume, without ever sacrificing one for the other. Day to day, this is a format that adapts to every situation without ever weighing you down. At 584g for 16L, the Focus Tote covers a lot of ground — class, work, commute — while staying manageable thanks to its dual carry system. The water-repellent nylon shrugs off light rain without turning the contents into a sponge, and the 3-layer laminated build holds up against the constant friction of daily city life. The separate laptop sleeve protects the most fragile gear while the rest of the bag takes the daily hits. A streetwear tote bag built to carry sensitive gear without ever compromising on toughness.