Pen case with 4 interlocking stitches, color order

This item is made to order and will be made to order after receiving your order, and the delivery time will be approximately 45 days. This is a 4-piece fountain pen case that can only be made by hand-stitching. The case is made by sewing pieces of leather together at right angles, giving it a unique shape. Although it is designed for use with fountain pens with thick pens, you can use it with your favorite pens such as thin ballpoint pens and pencils. It is sewn into a box shape using interlocking stitches, and the pen can be secured with a clip. There is a partition inside the case to prevent pens from hitting each other. The colors you can choose are from Buttero. green Brown Wine (out of stock) From Tempesty's MAINE black From Italy's Badalassi Carlo leather pueblo Petrolio (blue) Coccinella (reddish brown) Napoli (yellow) Out of stock Cognac (camel type) Oliver (green) Tobacco (dark brown) You can choose from. We use tanned Italian leather, so the color will change over time. Enjoy aging leather. The surface of Pueblo's leather feels rough when new, but it feels moist to the touch. The leather has a rich expression and is attractive even when new, but the aging that shows through with use is also wonderful. You can also choose from unbleached stitches: brown, blue, orange, green, yellow, red, purple, and black. The current specifications are different from the image, and the back side of the lid is suede, as shown in image No. 4. "About Buttero" The Buttero leather we use is a leather that ages very well, and when you first use it, it has a muted luster and a slightly matte texture, but as you use it, it becomes glossy and the color changes, which is the greatest joy of leather products. You can look forward to the changes over time. The tanned leather is tanned with 100% vegetable tanned by Italy's Warupier Company, which takes care of the texture of the leather, and in order to dye it with transparent dyes, it is dyed with traces of the cow's life such as tiger, blood lines, and threads. You can see a line-like pattern. Please understand that this is all because we place emphasis on the texture and texture of the leather.