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LeSportsac’s “Urban Essence” Fall 2026 Collection—the third installment in the series. Featuring items such as the Mini Boston and tote bags, among others.

Posted on September 30, 2026 by Editor in Chief

New York-based bag brand “LeSportsac” will release its “Urban Essence” Fall 2026 Collection on September 2. Limited-time pop-up stores will be held at Drawing Numbers, NEWoMan Shinjuku, and NEWoMan Yokohama from September 2 to 27.

“Urban Essence” is the company’s new urban bag collection, featuring minimalist and sophisticated designs inspired by the lifestyles of New Yorkers who are constantly on the go, while maintaining the brand’s signature lightness and functionality. The collection debuted in the spring of 2026, and this marks its third release.

This season’s theme is “In Mind.” The designs are said to draw inspiration from the flow of people moving through New York, the intertwining stories, and the ever-changing rhythm of the city. The bags feature the message “carry the city, carry the dream—every avenue leads to,” designed for those living in the city.

The lineup consists of four styles—a mini Boston bag, two sizes of boat-shaped totes, and a slim, vertical tote—for a total of 11 items. The collection is available in three colors: black, gray, and red.

“In Mind Boston” is a mini Boston bag characterized by its rounded silhouette. With a clean, streamlined shape that blends elegance and fashion-forward style, it offers ample storage capacity despite its compact size. The wide opening makes it easy to pack and unpack your belongings. It measures approximately 25 × 26 × 9 cm (width × depth × height) and is priced at 20,900 yen.

The “In Mind Tote” is a large, boat-shaped tote that can easily accommodate A4-sized items and laptops. It features a magnetic closure, comfortable shoulder handles, and an adjustable long shoulder strap, all designed with everyday usability in mind. It measures approximately 30 × 38 × 20 cm (width × depth × height) and is priced at 29,700 yen.

The “In Mind Small Tote” is a compact yet sturdy small tote with ample gussets. It features a zippered storage compartment in the center of the interior, making it easy to organize your belongings. It can hold a long wallet and a 500-mL plastic bottle, and thanks to its removable shoulder strap, it can be carried in three different ways: by hand, over the shoulder, or crossbody. The dimensions are 26 × 25 × 15 cm (width × depth × height), and the price is 23,100 yen.

The “In Mind Vertical Tote” is a slim, vertical tote that neatly stores a laptop and documents. It features a pocket designed to hold a smartphone and longer handles that make it easy to carry over the shoulder, making it a practical choice for days when you’re on the go. It measures 39 × 36 cm (width × depth) and is priced at 16,500 yen.

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