Deer Leather Coin Case

Carry it simply, use it beautifully. A compact size that fits in your palm, yet designed with multiple functions. Open the zipper to use it as a coin case— release the side button to use it as a card case. A smart case from MAKAMI that you can freely customize to match your lifestyle. ✔ Fits business card size — suitable for professional use ✔ L-shaped zipper — opens wide for smooth access ✔ Three types of gibier leather — each with unique character that enhances your style Deer leather offers a soft, velvety touch and exceptional lightness. It is made using thick hides captured during winter, creating a plump and rich finish. Available in three colors. Each color is inspired by natural tones found in the wild and produced with original dyeing. Please choose your preferred color from the options. ◆ Material ◆ Gibier deer leather Made from the hides of Honshu deer captured as part of wildlife control in Wakasa Town, Tottori Prefecture, Japan, and tanned in Tatsuno City, Hyogo Prefecture. No chromium agents are used; instead, a unique phosphate-based synthetic tannin method is applied. With no harmful heavy metals or chemicals, this leather is environmentally friendly. The finish uses dye only, allowing natural marks and uneven textures to highlight the true character of the leather. ◆ Dimensions ◆ W 102mm × H 63mm × D 15mm (approx.) ◆ Notes Before Purchase ◆ Because gibier leather is used, natural scratches and color variations may be present. Each piece is unique, and markings will differ. You will not receive the exact product shown in the photos. ◆ Care Instructions ◆ If the item gets wet, do not dry it rapidly with a hair dryer. Wipe with a clean cloth and let it dry slowly in the shade. For oil stains, dilute neutral detergent in lukewarm water, apply lightly with a towel, and wipe several times. Then wipe with a damp, well-wrung towel to remove detergent before drying. After drying completely, applying a delicate leather cream helps maintain its condition. Always test creams on an inconspicuous area first, as some colors may stain.