Counter Wallet Black
The Counter Wallet in Black by Porter Yoshida & Co. is a bi-fold wallet crafted from Beef Steer. Beef steer is tanned with chrome, tannins and resins which are soaked into the fibres to create a fine texture. In addition, it was flattened and smoothed by a vacuum dryer, then rubbed and coated with paint and synthetic resin, resulting in a glossy and moderately soft leather. The interior utilises horse leather, while delicate double-stitched details add depth to the piece. Finished off with a note compartment, card slots, and a coin case.
- Bi-fold design
- Beef steer leather
- Glossy and moderately soft texture
- Horse leather lining
- Delicate double-stitched details
- Note compartment
- 7 card slots
- Coin case
- Width: 11cm, Height: 9.5cm
- Made in Japan
*Please note any images of the Counter Wallet in Camel, are for reference images only.
Please contact us here should you have any inquiries about the product.
Porter Yoshida & Co’s mastery of bag manufacturing dates all the way back to 1935, when Kichizo Yoshida began handcrafting backpacks, satchels, wallets, and briefcases in Tokyo’s Kanda-Sudacho district. Almost a century later, their bags have a well-deserved cult following – earnt through an unchanging commitment to artisanal production and exclusivity. The brand has become synonymous with seamless practicality and timeless quality, thus evolving into something more than just an accessory – they’re a statement all on their own.
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Counter Wallet Black
The Counter Wallet in Black by Porter Yoshida & Co. is a bi-fold wallet crafted from Beef Steer. Beef steer is tanned with chrome, tannins and resins which are soaked into the fibres to create a fine texture. In addition, it was flattened and smoothed by a vacuum dryer, then rubbed and coated with paint and synthetic resin, resulting in a glossy and moderately soft leather. The interior utilises horse leather, while delicate double-stitched details add depth to the piece. Finished off with a note compartment, card slots, and a coin case.
- Bi-fold design
- Beef steer leather
- Glossy and moderately soft texture
- Horse leather lining
- Delicate double-stitched details
- Note compartment
- 7 card slots
- Coin case
- Width: 11cm, Height: 9.5cm
- Made in Japan
*Please note any images of the Counter Wallet in Camel, are for reference images only.
Please contact us here should you have any inquiries about the product.
Porter Yoshida & Co’s mastery of bag manufacturing dates all the way back to 1935, when Kichizo Yoshida began handcrafting backpacks, satchels, wallets, and briefcases in Tokyo’s Kanda-Sudacho district. Almost a century later, their bags have a well-deserved cult following – earnt through an unchanging commitment to artisanal production and exclusivity. The brand has become synonymous with seamless practicality and timeless quality, thus evolving into something more than just an accessory – they’re a statement all on their own.
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The Counter Wallet in Black by Porter Yoshida & Co. is a bi-fold wallet crafted from Beef Steer. Beef steer is tanned with chrome, tannins and resins which are soaked into the fibres to create a fine texture. In addition, it was flattened and smoothed by a vacuum dryer, then rubbed and coated with paint and synthetic resin, resulting in a glossy and moderately soft leather. The interior utilises horse leather, while delicate double-stitched details add depth to the piece. Finished off with a note compartment, card slots, and a coin case.
- Bi-fold design
- Beef steer leather
- Glossy and moderately soft texture
- Horse leather lining
- Delicate double-stitched details
- Note compartment
- 7 card slots
- Coin case
- Width: 11cm, Height: 9.5cm
- Made in Japan
*Please note any images of the Counter Wallet in Camel, are for reference images only.
Please contact us here should you have any inquiries about the product.
Porter Yoshida & Co’s mastery of bag manufacturing dates all the way back to 1935, when Kichizo Yoshida began handcrafting backpacks, satchels, wallets, and briefcases in Tokyo’s Kanda-Sudacho district. Almost a century later, their bags have a well-deserved cult following – earnt through an unchanging commitment to artisanal production and exclusivity. The brand has become synonymous with seamless practicality and timeless quality, thus evolving into something more than just an accessory – they’re a statement all on their own.
