Brooklyn Museum thinks
Four things


"Making things"


"Good material" "Good making"
These two points alone are not products of the Brooklyn Museum.

The usability and design that blends into everyday life,
Color play that makes you happy when you open it quickly,
There is a "story" one by one

Product story and customer's story.
They meet, resonate, and over time.

That is the "making" of the Brooklyn Museum.

“Product value”


We believe that the value of the product cannot be judged just by appearance.
Because the Brooklyn Museum products are one of the parts
Many "craftsmen" are involved and spend a lot of time and time.

Leather has a wonderful definition called "aging".

It becomes beautiful because the time is repeated ──
To do so, there is a mission to make things that do not blur over the years.

 

All craftsmen spend their lives
We will continue to make products that are close to life.

“Enrichment of heart”


It takes a lot of time.
In fact, that's what you can't do without "love".

The color pattern of the stitch changes to the color of the leather, and the combination of the liner color is changed, and it is originally a very inefficient way.

nevertheless,
Customers "beautiful", "I want to be proud", "I feel better"
If you can feel such a thing a little, I will dare to do another effort.

Not just the efficiency,
Aim for a "rich hand work" where you can see a smile behind the stitch, a smile.
One effort is our pride.

“Fun to use”


"Life changes with just one thing"
This is the word that the founder often said.

It may be a big word,
We keep this idea.

Wallets and bags that I get every day.
One of them is
Stopped with someone other than yourself,
If the story says "It's nice" ...
If you decide your work from there or get along with that person ...
At that moment, it will surely be special.

"Instead of making something that sells
Make something that can be used happily. "

It is our motto.

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New color appeared.

Beautiful card storage technique.

A lifetime thing that shines over time