card case
Silver plated Palladium finish Snap button closure Inside: 2 card pockets on both sides
1 x coin case on one side
Made in France
Size: H10.5 cm x W7 cm
About the type of leather
Learn more about Chevre Shamkhira
Both leathers are extremely elegant, just like the Chevre line, which is produced in India. Fine, fine grains are very lustrous. As the name "Chamkila", which means shine in Hindi, indicates, it is a beautiful glossy leather.
Collection debut: 2018
Appearance: Random and harmonious fine grain
Touch: A texture that does not make you feel grain
Hand: firm and supple
Aging: Color deepens over time
Learn more about Chevre Mizol <br>Named after the city of Mizol in southern India where it originated. It features a special grain by embossing. This is a process in which the leather is rolled up and the grains are oriented by overlapping the surfaces. You can apply thin lines in multiple directions as well as in one direction.
First appearance in the collection: 1990s Appearance: Distinctive but harmonious grain, characteristic of goat leather with a light sheen Touch: Rather dry, softens with age Hand: Soft Aging: Softens, acquires luster take on
Learn more about Vo Evercolor<br>Complementary to Vo Evergrain, it has the same softness and a wide range of "forever" colors.
First appearance in the collection: 2012 Appearance: Glossy, regular small grains by printing Touch: Grain hand: Softer and more supple than Vo Evergrain
box calf learn more about
Boxcalf is a material that can be said to reign at the top of cowhide. It is a material suitable for formal attire rather than casual attire.
Cowhide is a very popular material for Hermès, and in France the name changes depending on the growth and sex of the cow.
The box calf is made of male calf leather aged 3 to 6 months, with a fine grain, and the surface is glass-processed to give it a lustrous feel.
It is characterized by the texture and hardness of expensive leather by shortening the time it takes to remove unnecessary protein and fat from animal rawhide and soak it in a soft "tanning solution".
It is named after Joseph Box, an English shoemaker in the 1890s.
When you have it, it gives off a heavy and luxurious feel and makes your style of the day look elegant. It is durable and scratch resistant, so you can carry it around with confidence.
Learn more about Vo Epson
It is named after a town in the South East of England. The fine, regular grain is a result of the machined print, and the beautiful, delicate two-tone color stands out.
Collection first appearance: 2004
Appearance: Regular small grain, slightly shiny, even, deep shade
Touch: Dry, slightly bumpy grain
Hand: roundness, firmness
Aging: Less likely to lose its shape, resistant to scratches, and the grain in heavily used areas thins.
