Apricot-dyed leather: Tri-fold wallet: KMS-100
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A popular, lightweight and easy-to-use wallet made from apricot-dyed leather
Sinca Wallet achieved over 1600% growth through crowdfunding
The shape of the wallet is finished with apricot dyeing.
Although the materials have changed, the fundamental ease of use has remained the same.
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It is designed to hold 14 cards, with 12 card compartments underneath the coin purse and 2 card compartments in the most convenient location.
In addition, the shape of the bills makes them less likely to curl, which is a disadvantage of folding them in thirds, so you are less likely to have to straighten them out when paying.
The fine details of this product demonstrate Groover Leather's commitment to quality construction.
About the leather <br>This gentle look is achieved at the Sarashina Hanaori Studio in Chikuma City, Nagano Prefecture, where dye is extracted from apricot trees , apricot seeds are placed inside the fabric, and the tie-dyeing process is done to create a floral pattern, resembling a blooming flower.
Chikuma City is the second largest producer of apricots in Japan, and is a specialty of the city. This is part of the Shinshu Ethical Project, where the apricots are dyed and manufactured in the same city.
Deerskin is so supple, light and durable that it is also known as the cashmere of leather. Its moist, clingy softness feels good to the touch and gives you a comfortable feeling that you wouldn't expect from leather.
Please understand that since this leather is grown in the natural environment of Nagano, it may have scratches from branches, etc. However, we are grateful for the blessings of the earth and process them into products.
*Each apricot tie-dye item has a different pattern and color, so the photo is for reference only.
The cowhide used for the interior is tanned in Himeji, and the leather that has been shrink-processed (kneaded) is soft and goes perfectly with the deerskin. Deerskin is a by-product of local production and consumption, while cowhide is also a by-product of meat.
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