JELADO DRY GOODS Wyatt [JDG94640]

(The product name is taken from the main character of the 1969 American film "EASY RIDER", distributed by COLUMBIA PICTURES.) This wallet was used by truck and bus drivers, delivery personnel, and others who drove in America around the 1950s. Designed for BLUE WORK users, it was practical and functional, able to hold anything, with a flexible structure that expanded to accommodate its contents. Bikers would attach a chain to their wallets to prevent them from falling off while riding. Today, this combination is not only practical but also a staple part of fashion. We have adapted numerous vintage designs to create a size and design that incorporates modern practicality, using Horween's Chromexcel leather to create a unique, substantial feel that was not present in the original. The wallet chain is not vintage, but it is something that has been continuously produced in Japan since ancient times, meaning it is currently manufactured to the same specifications as those from that era. We also paid close attention to the box, adapting the original design for JELADO DRY GOODS and faithfully recreating its materials. This item adds value to JELADO's fashion while also being compatible with it as a goods item.
JELADO DRY GOODS × Button Works × Horween Leather Co.