Our Story

One day, on my way to work with a bag on my shoulder and a cup of coffee in my hand, I noticed a graffiti piece I wanted to photograph. I couldn’t — my hands were busy. That small moment made me think about everyday use, about how bags are designed, and how often they don’t adapt to real life situations.

That’s when the idea began to take shape.

I started thinking about how we actually use bags every day. How often they fail us in the simplest situations. How design is usually about looks first, and function second — if at all. And I realized that a bag could be more than just storage. It could adapt to real life, to movement, to the city.

That’s how MARKERZ was born.

The idea was simple: create something that feels natural in daily life, but also works beyond it — for movement, for travel, for work, for the street. A product that doesn’t force habits, but supports them. Coffee in hand, hands-free movement, modular details that actually make sense.

The first designs were rough. Sketches on paper, notes on my phone, endless small adjustments. I experimented with shapes, proportions, and details — cup holders, inserts, straps, balance. I built early prototypes, tested them in real situations, redesigned them again and again. Nothing was added just for decoration — every element had to earn its place.

Graffiti became a core part of the identity. Not as chaos, but as art. Controlled, intentional, expressive. Like the city itself — loud in places, quiet in others, but always honest.

MARKERZ is about everyday functionality, elevated by street culture and thoughtful design. It’s about creating objects that move with you, adapt to you, and make life a little more comfortable — without losing character.

This is not just a bag.
It’s a way of thinking about how things should work.