Japanese Brand Launches "Indian Souvenir Bag" For More Than Rs 4000. Indians Cannot Believe It

Japanese Brand Launches "Indian Souvenir Bag" For More Than Rs 4000. Indians Cannot Believe It

Puebco, a Japanese brand, is selling a product called "Indian Souvenir Bag", which seems to be nothing but a cotton jhola. A post about the same has gone viral on X.

From Thailis To Charpais: Indian Utility Items Are Being Rebranded As Luxury

A Japanese brand Puebco recently released a line of luxury products heavily inspired by Indian everyday items like grocery bags and tiffin boxes. One of these is the 'Indian Souvenir Bag', a large tote with colourful devanagri letters, reading, 'Ramesh Namkeen' or 'Chetak Sweets'. The bags are a clear reference to the ubiquitous branded grocery bags one would receive for free in Indian grocery or sweet shops. Described as “a must-have for any tr…

₹50 Jhola Sold For ₹4,000 As ‘Souvenir Tote’ Abroad; Indians, “Got Mine Free With Groceries”

Remember those brand-printed cotton jute bags that our parents have been using to shop for groceries forever? Well, a Japanese brand is now selling those jhola bags for a whopping ₹4,000 on a US luxury store website. As you can imagine, desi netizens are amused with this fashion twist of the iconic Indian ration bags. Indian Jhola Is Being Being Sold For ₹4,000 By Japanese Brand If you thought that the funky Balenciaga chips bag and Louis Vuitto…