itten-itten Clasp Long Wallet Khaki Vintage

Product No.CITG028 This long wallet features a retro-style buckle The key point is the Acrylic ball in the buckle While maintaining the full and round shape unique to the buckle, it gives a slender and clean impression This is a long wallet that is fun to hold and look at, and the more you use it, the more you will appreciate its convenience. Open the clasp to instantly see what's inside, and cleverly insert and remove the open coin purse when checking out. Practical features such as a wallet and card pockets with enhanced storage have also been enhanced. Carefully selected Italian leather. Using raw hides from Italy, which is also used by many international brands. We only use carefully selected raw hides from Europe. Even the soft leather has tight fibers due to dyeing with our own chemicals, and we process it to hold the fibers firmly in the belly area where the fibers are typically rougher. Material Exterior: Shrink Leather (cowhide) Interior: Synthetic leather, Shrink leather (cowhide), Foil Shrink leather (cowhide), Rayon Interior: 8 card pockets, 2 bill pockets, 1 open coin pocket Dimensions (mm) Width: 225 × Height: 115 × Depth: 25 Weight (g) 195 Made in Japan Operation Notes ■Since we use genuine leather, there may be some scratches, blood lines, and uneven colors. Please enjoy the taste of natural materials. ■Please note that due to the characteristics of leather, the color may fade or change due to friction, contact with water, sweat or sunburn. ■Gamaguchi products cannot be washed. Since it is made using paper string and adhesive to fix the base and fabric, it is easily affected by water and moisture. Washing in water or by hand may cause the fabric to shed, shrink, lose its shape, or damage the base. ■Avoid long-term storage in places with high humidity, otherwise it may cause the base to rust or mold. ■Adjust the base by hand. Using tools such as pliers may scratch the base. ■ Unlike zippers, buckles have an original structure with a single-point closure. If you put too much in, the nozzle may open easily. Origin: Hyogo Prefecture, Japan