
Hank Max pairs seamless origami-fold leather wallets with antibacterial, pressure-relieving shoes designed by Japan’s Asakura Shokai.
Bags and accessories covers objects used to carry, organise, or complete an outfit. Formoria groups bags, leather goods, and personal accessories by their primary function for commuting, travel, and daily use. A brand may make bags, wallets, and other accessories at the same time, so subcategories follow the main product tags. Inclusion does not mean every item shares one material or manufacturing location; check the listing for the brand's own material and origin details.

Hank Max pairs seamless origami-fold leather wallets with antibacterial, pressure-relieving shoes designed by Japan’s Asakura Shokai.

ReneeWorks pairs French leather and Italian vegetable tanning with Taiwanese handcraft for wallets, card holders, and bags that develop personal marks.

Created by Chichi, 87rabbit turns a rabbit, bear, and dinosaur into playful stickers, leather travel goods, ID holders, pouches, and plush companions.

Feity crafts Tainan-made leather bags with bold patchwork, animal shapes, and distinctive checkerboard designs.

VentureZac crafts slim, durable leather goods from Italian vegetable-tanned cowhide, shaped by New York design experience and dozens of hands-on processes.

JUN616XTEEN creates everyday bags from pineapple fibre, oyster-shell and other lower-impact materials, including its distinctive Toast silhouette, wallets and coin purses.

Kevin McCartney creates women’s bags and leather goods in microfiber-reinforced leather, combining Tokyo design training with Taiwanese aesthetics and restrained color accents.

Yamamoto Leather pairs handmade leather goods with vintage Taiwanese kiss-lock frames, creating wallets, cases, and bags inspired by the beauty of yesteryear.

Ahshuo island turns Aqhiu and its emotional animal companions into illustrated bags, charms, cards, apparel, and everyday character goods.

From Tainan, EYEGLAD pairs lightweight TR90 frames with polarized lenses and anti-seawater coatings for everyday and outdoor sunglasses.

Founded by architect Huang Chin-Hua, TAGather Goods turns urban color and architectural structure into versatile bags, including a canvas upcycling program.

Hibāng transforms discarded Taiwanese fishing nets into lightweight eyewear with recycled nylon and tool-free modular parts made for repair and replacement.