¥45,000
The AVON series has introduced a new type of billfold with a coin purse. Even in the cashless era, there are still times when coins are useful, so the wallet is designed to accommodate coins, bills, and four cards while meeting the demand for a compact wallet. It is an excellent product that allows to quickly retrieve cash when necessary.
The series takes its name from the River Avon, which flows through Bristol, a port city in western England. The luxurious exterior and interior are made of dadoed-through bridle leather. The leather is flexible enough to handle folds and bends in the wallet, and even if the leather cracks, the color is dyed through to the core so that scratches are less noticeable. The design also incorporates a classic accordion gusset to make it smaller. It is available in three colors: black, dark brown, and British green.
Thomas ware & sons, a long-established British tannery established in 1840 located on the banks of the Avon River, produces "dyed-through" bridle leather. Raw hides from British-born mares over two years old are used. Tanned slowly in a pit in the ground with vegetable tannin extracted from mimosa, chestnut, quebracho, etc., and dyed all the way through to the core. Vegetable oil is applied to the leather by hand.
Dimensions (cm) | Height 9.0 × Width 9.7 × Thickness 2.0 |
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Material | Bovine Leather |
Specifications |
Card Slot × 4 Coin Purse × 1 Money Clip × 1 |
Country of Origin | Japan |
Product Code | 59072 |
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