Snoopy, which is also extremely popular with adults, has collaborated with OUTDOOR. The collaborative product is a ‘pencil case’. When you see it in photos, the stylish design is so nice that you might mistake it for a Boston bag or backpack.


Hello! I’m Sekai, a virtual reporter for Perfect World Tokyo! This time, I’m picking up a stylish and cute pencil case that is a collaboration between Snoopy and OUTDOOR. There are 2 types of patterns and 3 types of shapes. Please compare the photos!
About OUTDOOR
OUTDOOR PRODUCTS is a brand founded in 1973 in Los Angeles, America, primarily focusing on outdoor equipment and bags. It is known for creating lightweight, durable products that are easy to use in daily life. In addition to outdoor activities, the brand creates products that are easy to use in various daily scenes such as commuting to school or work and traveling.
It’s Too Good Just for Pens?! Comic Pattern Pencil Case Pouch

The ‘roll Boston type’ is round and plump. It’s made of red fabric, but the gentle color really highlights the comic pattern. The English design is very stylish.

When held in your hand, you can see the size well. The dimensions are 12.5cm × 17.5cm × 9cm. Since it has a handle, it can be used as a small bag. With its zipper, you can put money inside and use it as a wallet. Or you can hang it on a large hook, making it useful as a pouch too. It’s such a nice design that it would be a waste to use it only as a pencil case.

When you open the zipper, it’s easy to see and take out what’s inside.

The second one is a ‘backpack type’ with 2 pockets. The dimensions are 15cm × 11.5cm × 8.5cm. It comes with a carabiner, so if you carry it together with a large tote bag, it will be convenient depending on how you want to use it.


It’s also great to use as a cosmetics pouch when going out on trips. You can fit brushes in it, and since it stands out in your bag, you can retrieve it right away. Of course, there’s plenty of space for actual pens, so you can also put memo pads or sticky notes inside.

The third one is a ‘horizontal pencil case type,’ a classic pencil case pouch. If you look closely, you’ll notice that Snoopy’s brother “Olaf” is on all the pouches. It’s cute how Olaf mimics Snoopy and stays with him.


It has a gusset, so many pens can fit inside. The interior has 4 pockets, making it convenient to store small clips and thin sticky notes. The seams are sturdy so it won’t lose its shape and provides smart storage.
White-Based Snoopy Pattern Pencil Case Pouch

The shapes are the same as the comic pattern ones. The design features Snoopy with various expressions.



The ‘roll Boston type’ has a pale cream color inside that matches the white exterior.



The ‘backpack type’ features Snoopy’s large face design taking advantage of the round arch. Snoopy fans will go crazy for this!



The ‘horizontal pencil case type’ has the same design as the comic pattern. Snoopy is typically associated with a white image, but the red-based comic pattern design is also cute and makes it hard to decide.
…How did you like the Snoopy pencil case pouches? May you have wonderful encounters with your favorite characters…Thank you for reading this far! This was Sekai from Perfect World Tokyo.
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