Masaryk - 3cc Card Holder

$240.00

Editor’s Notes

The first piece the house officially released, and in many ways the one that defined what followed. Three cascading arc-cut slots animate the front face with a rhythm that is neither rigid nor accidental, a geometry that moves. The back is uninterrupted, deliberate in its restraint.

Editor’s Notes

The first piece the house officially released, and in many ways the one that defined what followed. Three cascading arc-cut slots animate the front face with a rhythm that is neither rigid nor accidental, a geometry that moves. The back is uninterrupted, deliberate in its restraint.

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Vienna - Vertical Pocket Organizer
$315.00

Editor’s Notes

A vertical bifold that opens like a small dossier, two panels each organized with wave-cut slots, an exterior pocket for what needs to be reached first. The silhouette is compact but considered, narrow enough for a chest pocket, structured enough to hold a full day.

Roma - Magnet Card Holder
$205.00

Editor’s Notes

A single rectangular form gives way to one gesture of softness, a shallow curve where two pockets rise, each cut to hold exactly one card. Hidden within, a magnetic core draws it into place on any MagSafe surface, quietly proving that restraint and utility can share the same shape.

Lauderdale - Spring Bar Wallet
$475.00

Editor’s Notes

Two wave-cut slots interlock across the each face of the wallet, creating a rhythm that is as considered as it is functional. The clip at the spine holds it all together, a single piece of hardware that makes the structure possible.

Baret - Passport Sleeve
$365.00

Editor’s Notes

Named after Jeanne Baret, the French explorer who became the first woman to circumnavigate the globe. A silhouette built for those who move through the world with the same quiet determination, the wave-cut top edge breaking the expected rectangle into something more considered, the smooth back offering nothing unnecessary. Baret is for the traveler who plans carefully, moves decisively, and never carries more than what is needed.