PAAGOWORKS W-FACE STUFF BAG 7

For packing a trip or at home. A 2-room stuff bag that goes from everyday life to the mountains

The W-FACE STUFF BAG 7 is a 7L stuff bag with an original two-room structure and a sliding divider that lets you sort your gear cleanly. Built on the premise of use for 365 days — from home to the wilderness, from everyday life to the exceptional — it's designed down to the size and how easy it is to reach into.

Sort flexibly with a sliding divider

The divider between the two compartments slides. Because you can shift its position to match how much you're carrying, it's easy to sort by purpose — before use/after use, WET/DRY — and gear that tends to get messy on a trip stays easier to organize. Both compartments open in the same direction, so you can access either intuitively even while it's left inside a pack or suitcase as an inner bag.

A design that switches between two materials

The body combines water-resistant, easy-to-pack 40D nylon with polyester mesh that improves visibility and breathability. You can switch between them to match what you need — hiding contents versus showing them, drying something out versus keeping it from trapping moisture.

7L, pursuing a "just-right size"

Gear used across four scenes — hiking, running, camping, and travel — was classified and measured to arrive at an ideal size that balances how it sits as an inner bag with how easy it is to pull out. Beyond the outdoors, it suits organizing gear you want to keep together for travel, everyday use, and storage at home.

Storage features built with keeping it put away in mind

The bottom is printed with a checklist so you can see what's inside at a glance. Its box-like form stacks easily and is shaped to resist tipping over even lined up on a shelf. It's also designed with a coloring that doesn't clash with a room's interior and a unified look that makes you want to collect the set.

Development background and design intent

Based on the brand's two-compartment model "BEFORE&AFTER," it carries forward the structure that lets you sort contents while unifying the entrances in the same direction to optimize the flow of getting things in and out. The checklist printed on the bottom was adopted on the idea that, facing the print outward when stacking, you can tell what's stored at a glance. (Designer's voice: Toru Saito / July 15, 2019)

A sense of capacity and example uses

• Example use: a small tent, a 3-season sleeping bag, an inflatable pad, outerwear, clothing
• Example of switching use: clean items / used items

Available in four colors: Gray / Blue / Orange / Moss Green.

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