Kampai I 乾杯 Tote Bag
Kampai I 乾杯 Tote Bag
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100% organic cotton. 160GSM. Screen printed in Ibiza.
The concept
KAMPAI comes from how we naturally pronounce kanpai (乾杯), the Japanese word meaning “empty the glass” (Or how we would say "Cheers"). The kanji 乾 (to empty) and 杯 (cup) evoke the gesture of finishing a drink together: a small ritual to celebrate the moment and the people around you.
Sake & Co brings sake directly from Japan, selecting bottles rooted in craft and tradition. In Ibiza, these brews find a new home alongside the island’s light, its gastronomy, and the Mediterranean table.
Montse Galbany’s illustration honors this meeting, imagined on a blue island where landscapes, flavors, and culture come together.
Tote bag Info
100% organic cotton. 160GSM
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Wash similar colours together, no ironing on print, wash and iron inside out.
Orders placed from within Europe will be delivered within 7 to 10 days. For international orders, delivery times may vary depending on the destination.
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Details & sizing
- 100% organic cotton
- 155 G/m2
- Hand screen-printed and embroidered text in the front
- Unisex T-shirt with a regular fit
- The male model is 178 cm wearing size L
- The female model is 168 wearing size S
- We recommend choosing your usual size
- Size guide:
Chest width
S: 54 cm · M: 58 cm · L: 61 cm · XL: 64 cm
Body length
S: 67 cm · M: 71 cm · L: 73 cm · XL: 75 cm
Sleeve length
S: 22.5 cm · M: 24 cm · L: 24.5 cm · XL: 25 cm
Garment care
- Always wash inside out
- Cold wash only (max. 30°C / 86°F)
- Do not tumble dry
- Do not iron directly on the print
Shipping, exchanges & returns
- Free shipping in Spain
- Free shipping in Europe on orders over €85
- Delivery within 72h in Spain / 5–7 days in Europe
- Free exchanges and returns within the first 30 days by contacting us at info@blauatelier.com or via Instagram @blaublauatelier
The idea behind Kampai
KAMPAI comes from how we naturally pronounce kanpai (乾杯), the Japanese word meaning “empty the glass” (Or how we would say "Cheers"). The kanji 乾 (to empty) and 杯 (cup) evoke the gesture of finishing a drink together: a small ritual to celebrate the moment and the people around you.
Sake & Co brings sake directly from Japan, selecting bottles rooted in craft and tradition. In Ibiza, these brews find a new home alongside the island’s light, its gastronomy, and the Mediterranean table.
Montse Galbany’s illustration honors this meeting, imagined on a blue island where landscapes, flavors, and culture come together.
How we print
The tees are hand screen-printed by us inside Rosa’s sake and wine warehouse. A place that sometimes becomes a small workshop.
What is Blau?
Blau is an independent project born in Ibiza, built around design as a way of thinking.
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Crafted quality
Hand screen-printed pieces made in Ibiza. Small variations make each garment unique. Less quantity, more care in every detail.
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Wear an idea
We know how frustrating it is to look for clothes with meaning and feel that everything looks the same. At Blau, every piece carries a concept with real depth, beyond aesthetics, so you can express yourself without saying a word.
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Limited production
We don’t produce in mass or release constantly. Each piece is made in small series, so only a few people will own the same garment.
