ONE KNOT CHANGES EVERYTHING

Good Goods Issey Miyake expands the Mokko family with a bag that adapts to the person who carries it

There is a question that has guided GOOD GOODS ISSEY MIYAKE since its launch in 2018: what makes a product truly good? Not just functional, not just beautiful — but capable of entering someone’s daily life and staying there, evolving alongside them. The answer, often, lies in the details. In a gesture. In a knot.

MOKKO KNOT is the latest addition to the MOKKO series: the iconic lightweight knit bags, washable and soft to the touch, born from a continuous exploration of textile materials and structures. The new element is a set of thick braided cords threaded through the openings of the knit, integrated into the bag’s structure and transforming it.

Shifting the position of the knot adjusts the length of the handles. Changing the way the cord is threaded changes the look entirely.

These are not interchangeable accessories but a system designed to be interpreted — each configuration says something about the person who chooses it.

An object that responds

The palette is mélange — yarns of different colours knitted together to create surfaces that are alive, shifting, never flat.

Jade Green Mix, Burgundy Mix, Black Mix, Warm Orange Mix: tones that blend depth and warmth, designed to travel across seasons and styles.

Two silhouettes are available: a tote bag and shoulder bag, both faithful to the lightness and ease that have always defined the MOKKO series.

Completing the proposal is MOKKO CORD: a selection of cords — thin and thick, in seven colours from off-white to purple — sold separately and compatible with every bag in the MOKKO family. A way to reinvent a bag already owned, to add a colour, to start again without really starting over.

At a moment when fashion demands ever more personalisation, GOOD GOODS ISSEY MIYAKE responds with something quieter: not the illusion of infinite choice, but the freedom of a precise gesture.