"It's not just about fashion, but function that applied in our typical routine." This is the definition of 'making one bag' from two best friends-founders of japfac.
Simplicity seizes the place. Japfac's bag is based on the unisex concept designed to fit both of the cool-guy and cool-girl look with variety of functions. Nut-Kanutsanan Khemthong and Jane-Janejira Supsakul, the duo from faculty of Decorative Arts, Silpakorn university, delicately design their product by selecting fine and durable materials to serve whatever necessary. And that's the main reason why customers are fascinated with japfac's practical quality.
It is heartmade. Nut and Jane design every single bag by heart to provide every single customer the best option. You know that japfac bags are invisibly puffed with lagoon of dream.
To know more about japfac, let's unpack the bag to discover whatever their dreams may come.

Since the first year at the university, Nut and Jane has collaborated to establish the brand. They sold selected accessories until the two agreed that they should design something, and the ultimate choice was 'bag'.
"Whenever we buy a bag, despite of presenting with blameless design, sometimes it's not functional. And vice versa, sometimes it's functional, but the design is something to blame, so we decided to design the practical and well-designed bag by ourselves." This is how it all started. Nut asked Jane if she was interested to join the duo project.
"Why not?" Without hesitation or considering any careful plans, Jane said yes. "It was a dizzy start by the way." She funnily added.

They carried out the very first bag with refined determination, exploring the talent-struck tailor. They found one whom is addressed to be another valuable team player because she really made the buddy's imagination come to life. So, every japfac bag is handmade by the reliable and verified tailor.
Launching tote bag as the first collection with intricate tricks and bit-by-bit details, only selvedge fabrics are chosen to reveal the hidden trait when flipping the bag inside out.
"Actually, the customers wouldn't know if we don't tell them." Jane interrupted the conversation with a laugh.
Officially debut at the university's annual Gift festival, the first collection is also available in an online store (as the mainstay channel until now). Each collection is meticulously unfolded within delectable motifs, to manifest how the bag acts alive along the body, and the feedback reclines on customer's bright interest.

"Our brand had an overnight recognition when we launched a Duffle Bag collection. The sales went skyrocketing until now, and we are so proud because the first draft was a non-3D jumble on paper. We would like to give the credits to our tailor who could actually make it tangible." Nut laughed while tracing back to the memorable moment.
Japfac's bags are now available at several chic design stores (happening shop is one of them). Their product made eye contact with foreign agents and went international. The buddy is now looking for other chances to be a part of an international event.
"Our destination is to make the brand go worldwide as our bag represents the universal simplicity that everyone could experience. That's the long-term plan." Nut explained the future expectation. "Now, we are about to unveil the new collection and photography catalogue which narrate more merry and eccentric scent than previous collections."
"The exact launching date hasn't precisely marked." Jane added. "It's needed to be filtered and extracted until the idea is right, because sometimes it pops up, but it doesn't click. We will experiment, detect the flaws and develop the product until it's ready to serve the customers." Jane explained the process while working on each collection.




Take a look at 'japfac' on the website happeningandfriends.com at japfac or try experience their bags by yourself at flagship stores: The Mall Lifestore Ngamwongwan, and Central Ladprao and at Happening Shop at both branches: the Bangkok Art and Culture Center branch (BACC) and the Dadfa, La Salle branch.
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