Manuheali'i Boston Bag - Hawaiian Quilt Pattern - For those who love hula and Hawaii

Deadstock from around the early 2000s.

Manuheali’i
(Manuhealii)
(マヌヘアリイ)
(マヌヘアリィ)

Founded in Hawaii in 1985, a long-established brand popular with Hawaiian locals.
A very popular brand for those who love Hawaii, especially those who do hula (hula dance) and Hawaiian quilting.

This is a bag featuring the signature Hawaiian quilt pattern of Manuheali'i, a model that is no longer produced.

It's reassuring even if you have a lot of luggage for lessons, such as pau skirts.

I think it will be useful for recitals and travel.

Off-white color with a tasteful, calm blue.

Ginger Hawaiian quilt pattern.

The fabric is luxuriously combined to display the brand logo.

Pockets on both sides, with a brand logo charm on the zipper.

Zippered pocket inside the bag.

In Hawaii, there are several shops that collect used clothing from the 90s to the early 2000s, and they are very popular because the designers and tailoring professionals who were active at that time have retired or passed away, and they handle muumuus and dresses that are no longer available. This bag, a used item with a different pattern, sold for $300 immediately.

A valuable item that will surprise those who know it in Hawaii and Japan.

This is a new, unused item, but please understand that it is over 20 years old.

Please feel free to ask any questions. I will consider a slight price reduction, but I will not reserve or hold items.

Width 45
Height 26
Pocket top 12
Pocket bottom 18
Handle 60
Gusset 17