Nº004 - Sashiko Stitched BifoldSashiko is a traditional Japanese hand stitching technique used to repair and strengthen old garments or rags. The running stitch can be decorative and often times employs repeating geometric designs or tessellations. We took the basic principles of sashiko and applied them to leather, using a saddle stitch (instead of a running stitch) on a flimsier, stretchier cut of leather that might have otherwise been scrapped, carrying on the mottainai ethos

we added a divider on the inside of the bill pocket for some added organization

We took the basic principles of sashiko and applied them to leather

with class of "tabs-content" --> Let's face it - There’s a lot of cards we need to carry around but don’t actually use on a daily basis—insurance cards

613 CU-IN/10L capacity

molded fit but does require extra care in the process

Limited amount of slots available

The experience had to be distinctly leather—the way it ages

on the other hand

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and racking more hours in airports than I care to think about

Heavyweight and indigo dyed version of our Circle Coasters

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