Slim Wallet Giacomo Valentini Model Wallet Made In Japan Orange [Abrasas] Men's

A collaboration between "abrAsus Thin Wallet" and Giacomo Valentini, the representative designer and CEO of the Italian brand "Orobianco". It won the Good Design Award. Its special structure (patented) allows for an incredibly thin design. It holds 5 cards, 10 coins, and 10 bills, yet is only about 13mm thick. Its unisex design makes it easy for both men and women to use. It makes a wonderful gift. Made in Japan Men's bi-fold wallets, men's wallets, popular brands of men's bi-fold wallets, men's compact wallets, men's bi-fold wallets, men's thin bi-fold wallets. Winner of the Good Design Award. The "abrAsus Thin Wallet" features a unique structure that rethinks the concept of a wallet from scratch. It offers ultimate comfort in your pocket. Supervised by Giacomo Valentini, the leading designer of Orobianco. A portion of the sales will be donated to the East Japan Earthquake relief fund. Thinness achieved through two "special mechanisms". Point 1: "A structure that prevents cards and coins from overlapping." In typical bifold wallets, the coin compartment and card slots overlap, which contribute to the wallet's thickness. The "abrAsus slim wallet" has a special structure where the coin compartment and card slots do not overlap. With 5 cards, 10 coins, and 10 bills inserted, the thickness is approximately 13mm. Point 2: "The number of overlapping leather layers has been reduced to the absolute minimum." A typical bifold wallet is made up of 10 to 20 layers of leather. The "abrAsus Thin Wallet" achieves ultimate thinness by using a maximum of five layers of overlapping leather. Other features include "a design focused on ease of use." Opening it from the top reveals bills and cards, opening it from the bottom reveals coins, and opening both allows you to see everything at a glance. The coin holder can store a total of 15 coins (999 yen). Made in Japan, this exquisite item is crafted from domestically sourced cowhide and meticulously finished by Japanese artisans.