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Carry Japan’s “hospitality” with you

This new type of wallet is simple yet innovative and is luxuriously made of one piece of high-quality leather that is folded, without being sewn and held together with one nut and bolt. This excellent product combines the amazing traditions of Japan with a modern sensibility. “Fukusa” (for information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fukusa), a Japanese courtesy of gift wrapping, is the inspiration behind this wallet. The bills fit nicely, the coin is easy-to-use and it also has plenty of card slots with covers. When you open up your wallet, the inside cannot be seen and will leave a smart and chic impression. The real Japanese leather used for this wallet is made of a method that takes about 5 times more time than usual. Compared to normal leather, this leather is able to “breathe” which helps avoid mold, the cause of aging in leather.

About Shosa

Feature Points

1. Japan’s Heart

   This “Shosa wallet” was designed with a beautiful movement in mind. Besides its design and functionality, it is an expression of the “movement” of the heart to “wrap money”. It originated from the “shosa” (movement) of thinking about others.

2. Japanese Tradition

   This wallet is inspired by “Fukusa”, a piece of silk cloth that is usually used in Japan as a way of wrapping money for celebrations, such as weddings. It also is designed with detail so that the edges fold together like “origami” and the shape expresses a feeling of gratitude that is a beautiful tradition that has been long passed down for generations in Japan.

3. Japanese Leather

   The real Japanese leather used for this wallet is made of a method that takes about 5 times more time than usual. It is dyed in a method called “water dye” which sinks deep into the leather for a richer color. It also avoids mold, aging and cracks.

4. Made in Japan

   The wallet is seamless and has a luxurious and modern finish, only using one piece of leather and held together by one bolt. This new type of wallet is simple yet innovative and is luxuriously made of one piece of high-quality leather that is folded, without being sewn and held together with one nut and bolt. This “Shosa Wallet” is designed with the modern sensitivity of No,No,Yes! that combines the amazing Japanese traditions that have been passed down.

Point of Excellence!

1. Highest award at the 2009 Japan Leather Awards. They have also exhibited their brand at the Louvre Museum in Paris.
2. Besides the leather, they are also persistent in the nuts and bolts they use. The nuts and bolts used are made from the world-renowned company that makes hardware for Tokyo Sky Tree.

Card Case

A simple business card holder with two pockets.
 

Details

SIZE : W120×H65×D15mm
Card Pockets × 2
In order to utilize the original texture of the natural material (leather), we do not process the leather.
Please understand that small scratches, lines and color variability are all charm points of real leather.
※Each product varies.
 

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The Company : No,No,Yes! Co.Ltd.

"No, No, Yes!" was co-founded by Taichiro Hashimoto and Makoto Kawamura in 2007. Hashimoto designed and managed for a women's brand besides, buying vintage and military wear in the US and Europe. Kawamura was a freelance graphic designer, working in the area of advertising, web design, and entertainment. Both were drawn in by the lure of leatherwear. They started to focus on the leathers and wanted to build some products that have more craftsmanship and possibility to develop new aspects of "fashion". Hashimoto mainly handles order-made production and designs. Kawamura is in charge of designs for the leather goods and graphics. They received many awards: their Leather Jacket has selected to be a collection at Musee des arts Decoratifs in Paris, France. Leather Award's leather wear prize in 2008, Japan Leather Award's grand prix in 2009, Japan Leather Award's silver prize in 2010. In addition, they designed Lenny Kravits's costumes for his European tours in 2011. The brand's key word is "TOKYO UNDERGROUND TO THE WORLD".