Slide Your Thumb to Effortlessly Retrieve Cards

There's something undeniably cool about a man who can swiftly present a card from his wallet for a smooth payment at a restaurant or while shopping. TAVARAT has released a long wallet designed to enhance that very aspect of a man's sophisticated demeanor.

The material used is "Kiwami" Kurozan-gami, a type of leather also employed in the armor of warlords during the Sengoku period. Among these, "Kiwami" is distinguished by its ability to maximize the leather's natural grain through traditional Himeji tanning techniques and lacquer coating, without relying on hand-rubbing or embossing. It is then dyed with indigo for a profound depth of color.

The exquisite Kurozan-gami captivates with its unique appearance and jewel-like luster. In contrast, the lining is a supple, light greige leather, offering a fresh impression, while the interior features an elegant and subdued ice-grey fabric. This interplay of contrasts evokes the image of a man of refined taste and composure.



To ensure cards can be retrieved smoothly for smart payments, the wallet features eight card pockets. Notably, two vertically oriented card holders are designed for frequently used cards, allowing for quick retrieval with a simple thumb slide.


Additionally, two pockets are provided inside the bill compartment for less frequently used items or sensitive documents like insurance cards or driver's licenses. By limiting the total card capacity to eight, the wallet's thickness is kept slim, designed to avoid bulging a suit's breast pocket.

In addition to the long wallet, the lineup includes a bi-fold wallet, a coin case, and a business card holder. Completing the series can further enhance a sophisticated impression.

Size | Approx. 190 x 95 x 20mm
Weight | Approx. 115 grams
Storage | Bill compartment x2, Card pockets x8, Free pockets x2
Country of Origin | Japan
Price | ¥34,240 (excluding tax)