JELADO DRY GOODS Wyatt [JDG94640]

This wallet (named after the protagonist in the 1969 film "Easy Rider," distributed by Columbia Pictures in the United States) was used by truck and bus drivers and delivery workers in the 1950s. Its practical design allowed it to hold anything, allowing it to expand flexibly to accommodate its contents. Bikers would attach a chain to their wallets to prevent them from falling off while riding their bikes. Today, this combination is not only practical, but has become a staple fashion statement. From numerous vintage items, the wallet has been redesigned to a size and design that combines modern practicality. The leather used is Horween's Chromexcel, giving it a unique, heavy feel not found in the original. While the wallet chain is not vintage, it has been made in Japan since ancient times, and is still made to the same specifications as the original. The box itself has also been carefully crafted, with the original design adapted for JELADO DRY GOODS, faithfully recreating and recreating the original materials. While fitting in with JELADO fashion, this item adds value to its goods.
JELADO DRY GOODS × Button Works × Horween Leather Co.