Apricot-dyed leather: L zip wallet KLZ-100

An L-shaped round zip wallet with vertical cards, made from DLZ-100 and finished with apricot-dyed leather.

One of the bill compartments has no gusset, allowing bills, receipts, etc. to be inserted very smoothly.
The card storage capacity is said to be a maximum of 30 cards, but in reality I don't think you can actually put in as many as 30, so if you have room for 30 cards it will be easier to take out cards.

The center of the interior is designed to hold coins, but there is no zipper, and when the main zipper is closed it is turned upside down so that coins do not fall out temporarily.Instead, you can take coins in by opening the main zipper, which speeds up the entire process and means there is no fussing around in front of the register.

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About Leather
This gentle expression was created by the Sarashina Hanaori Studio in Chikuma City, Nagano Prefecture, where dye was extracted from apricot trees, and apricot seeds were placed inside the fabric to create a floral pattern.
Chikuma City is the second largest producer of apricots in Japan, and is a specialty of the city. It is also dyed in Chikuma City, and is a natural part of the Shinshu Ethical Project .
It is moderately flexible and light, and has a moist, soft feel that makes you feel comfortable, unlike leather. Since it is leather grown in the nature of Nagano, there are some fading marks such as branch stains. * The apricot dyed ground is a single pattern.
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No, the photo is for illustration purposes only.