CRAMP / Ikenohata Ginkakuten Enjoy dramatic aging with Pueblo leather. Slim wallet with protruding card slots

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CRAMP / Pueblo

A functional and endearing mini wallet

Equipped with a push gimmick that makes cards pop out.
This is a new slim wallet that can securely store bills and coins.
The exterior, apart from the material, is almost identical tocr-170SLIM, but the bill compartment has been updated to open and store bills without folding them.
The coin pocket is a box type on the outside. It's a popular design that is easy to see and access.
It's easy to store in your pocket and carry smartly.

Material

Beautiful texture that captivates leather lovers

Pueblo leather is produced by "Badalassi Carlo", a world-renowned tannery in Tuscany, Italy.
The company is known for reviving the traditional tanning method"Vacchetta method", which has been passed down in Tuscany for over 10 centuries.
Pueblo leather is also made using this method, where the shoulders of cows over 2 years old, which are the raw hides, are slowly fattened with high-purity beef leg oil and tanned with vegetable tannins over a long period.
As a result, Pueblo leather, which is rich in oil, becomes soft and strong, and changes into a smooth-feeling leather.
Although it is a very time-consuming and labor-intensive method, the oil, once permeated, is difficult to escape and maintains its condition.
Since no chemicals are used in tanning, it is environmentally friendly, and its attention has been growing in recent years.

Dramatic aging

Pueblo leather is also known for itsfaster and more distinct aging compared to other leathers.
Its greatest feature is its rough surface with fine scratches, which resembles Japanese paper.
This is because the grain of the leather is rubbed with a brass brush, causing fine hairs to stand up.
This special appearance and matte texture create a unique atmosphere that cannot be seen in other leathers.
As it is used, this nap gradually flattens, becoming soft and moist to the touch.
Then, the color gradually deepens and a luster appears.
Despite being a unique leather, it is also attractive that it does not require special maintenance.

Point

The greatest feature, the Push gimmick

Cards can be bundled.
They pop out when you pull the tab or push them from below.
Push the cards down to put them back.
The Tuck-in flap under the cramp logo
If you push it over the cards,
it prevents the cards from popping out when the large flap is open.

Outer coin space

Opens wide in a box shape,
Excellent visibility despite its compact size.
With a snap button strategically placed to account for expansion,
it holds more than it looks.

Accommodates banknotes

Can be stored without folding and secured.
One card can also be stored in the bill compartment. For storing cards you want to keep separate.

Brand Story

"Connecting makers and users"

Ikenohata Ginkawaten is a leather factory with a workshop and shop in Ikenohata, Taito-ku, Tokyo. "CRAMP" is the original brand of Ikenohata Ginkawaten. With the cramp (kasugai), one of the parts of a belt, as its logo motif, the brand's concept is to "connect makers and users," and it carries out its manufacturing accordingly. Each item is planned and manufactured by artisans, and the highly original items that reflect the voices of actual users are a must-see.

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