Japanese label Inden-ya has teamed up with another popular Japanese brand for its latest collection of leather products. Featuring the icon Pac-Man, the accessories label has rolled out a line of lush deerskin cash-holders.
The collection was created using the Koshu Inden technique, which involves lacquer-based printing on deerskin leather. Within this gamer lineup, consumers will be happy to find all sorts of money holders such as coin purses, credit card holders, stamp purses and wallets. On each leather product Inden-ya has captured the iconic game's mazes, ghosts and its main character. Each product features a world-class lacquer finish and comes in three colors.
This collection comes just in time for the famed game's 36th anniversary, which will take place on May 22nd, 2016.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Luxury Gaming Accessories
- As the gaming industry grows, there is an opportunity for luxury brands to cater to the growing demand for high-end gaming accessories.
- Innovative Leatherworking Techniques
- There is potential for innovation in the leatherworking industry by incorporating new techniques to create unique, visually striking leather products.
- Nostalgia-based Products
- With consumers often looking for a sense of nostalgia, there is an opportunity to create products that tap into classic games and characters to create a sense of familiarity that audiences will relate to and appreciate.
Sectors Adopting This
- Gaming
- As the gaming industry continues to grow, there is an opportunity for partnerships between gaming companies and luxury brands to create high-end, visually striking gaming accessories.
- Leatherworking
- The leatherworking industry can explore new techniques to create unique and visually striking products, catering to a growing demand for high-end and luxurious goods.
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can tap into the nostalgia trend in marketing and create products that capture classic cultural references and characters to appeal to audiences looking for a sense of familiarity and comfort.
