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

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

CLASSICO pairs retro frames with minimal lines, hand finishing, Japanese acetate, natural horn, and a Sabae maker collaboration.

A gender-free eyewear brand from Taiwan, creating limited-edition frames with emotional expression, Asian-fit design, and premium materials.

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

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

Founded in Tainan in 2013, Gamakuchi turns Nishijin-ori, kimono obi cloth, and Taiwanese textiles into handmade clasp bags with one-of-a-kind patterns.

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

Gram&Co. curates women-focused bags, wallets, jewelry, and travel accessories, pairing leather, denim, gathered shapes, and versatile carrying details.

Founded by Lyn in 2012, BANGSTREE hides playful details in handmade fabric bags, using labels, embroidery, and colorful textiles.

Founded in 2008, Matchwood makes understated, durable bags, including the Force Tote with pressure-relieving straps and a detachable pouch.