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Maison de FLEUR brings miffy and Boris to six totes, pouches and charms

Ruffled handles, embroidered faces and shaped pouches define the November collaboration. Japanese stores launch November 3, with online sales beginning the evening before.

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Maison de FLEUR brings miffy and Boris to six totes, pouches and charms

Maison de FLEUR gives miffy and the bear Boris a place on everyday accessories with a satin-like sheen. Announced on October 26, the collaboration comprises two ruffle-handle totes, two face-shaped pouches and two charms. Japanese shops are scheduled to launch November 3; STRIPE CLUB and ZOZOTOWN begin advance online sales at 8pm Japan time on November 2, equivalent to 7pm in Taipei.

Rather than enlarging the same character graphic on every object, the range changes its approach with the purpose of each piece. Totes repeat embroidered faces among flowers and mushrooms, pouches adopt the outline of a face, and charms add small dimensional accents. Choosing between them starts with whether the need is a carry bag, a way to separate small belongings or a decoration for something already owned.

Ruffled totes in Ivory and Light Pink

The two Frill Square Tote Bags are each priced at JPY7,700 including Japanese tax. The miffy version is listed in Ivory, with rabbit faces and flowers; Boris comes in Light Pink, with mushrooms around the bear faces. Actual brand photographs also show small bee-like motifs. The scattered embroidery is anchored visually by the lettering near the bottom of the bag.

Light Pink Boris tote with bear faces, mushrooms, bee motifs and ruffled handles
Light Pink Boris tote with bear faces, mushrooms, bee motifs and ruffled handles

A broad square panel and layered ruffle handles create contrasting rhythms: a flat area for embroidery and a more dimensional handle outline. The blue backdrop and orange tabletop belong to the styling of the photographs, not to accessories included with the product. Tote dimensions, weight and carrying-load figures are not given in the announcement, so the images do not establish that a particular laptop or heavy commuting load will fit.

Face pouches with handles and interior divisions

The handled pouches cost JPY4,950 each including Japanese tax. The Ivory miffy version uses long ears and a cross-shaped mouth, while Brown Boris has round ears and a bear nose. Simple facial details occupy the front; the reverse carries the character and brand names. A small handle means the pouch can also be carried directly rather than always remaining inside another bag.

Brown Boris face pouch with round ears, nose and a small handle
Brown Boris face pouch with round ears, nose and a small handle

The brand describes interior divisions in both pouches. A published view inside the miffy pouch shows a pale lining, a central divider and side pocket structures. This gives a more practical account of its purpose than the face alone: small belongings can be organised separately. The image has no scale, and no impact- or water-protection test is supplied, so it is not presented as a protective case for a specific device or fragile object.

Open miffy pouch showing pale lining, a central divider and side pockets
Open miffy pouch showing pale lining, a central divider and side pockets

Charms and the difference between online and shop dates

The miffy and Boris charms are JPY3,700 each including Japanese tax. Each combines a resin face plate with a crocheted element: flowers for miffy and a mushroom for Boris. Different materials give the small accessory depth. A charm offers a distinct option for someone wanting a focal detail on an existing bag rather than another tote.

The November 3 Japanese shop release includes Maison de FLEUR stores and the brand section inside earth music&ecology at AEON MALL Okayama. Advance sales on STRIPE CLUB and ZOZOTOWN start at 8pm Japan time on November 2. These are Japanese tax-inclusive prices; Taiwanese prices, delivery eligibility and shop allocations are not listed here. Past sell-outs are not treated as a prediction that this release must sell out immediately.

Questions and answers

How many pieces and what are the prices?

Six styles: two totes at JPY7,700 each, two handled pouches at JPY4,950 each and two charms at JPY3,700 each, including Japanese tax.

When do advance online sales start in Taipei time?

The planned November 2, 8pm Japan start on STRIPE CLUB and ZOZOTOWN corresponds to 7pm in Taipei. Japanese shops launch November 3.

Are the face pouches only decorative?

The brand specifies handles and interior divisions; the miffy interior photograph shows a divider and pockets. Dimensions, weight and protection-test results are not listed here.

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