HISTORY
From the 2000 collection, this modular equipment bag set reflects General Research’s exploration of utilitarian design and adaptable storage systems. Known for their technical approach to everyday wear, the brand incorporated modular packs and harnesses as part of its experimental utility-driven aesthetic in the late 1990s and early 2000s. These gear systems aligned with the “parasite” concept—objects and garments that attach, detach, and transform according to use.

Nylon equipment bag set in grey. Three-piece construction with modular function.

• Adjustable padded shoulder harness with buckle fastening
• Detachable upper compartment with zip closure
• Detachable lower compartment with buckle strap closure
• Exterior straps and loops throughout
• Front pocket with snap closure
• Reinforced nylon webbing and utility fastenings

Made in Japan.

COMPOSITION
Exterior: Nylon.
Trim: Webbing straps.

SIZING
One size