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Composition: Full-grain cowhide
Sense: Flor
Color: Concrete
Features: Four card slots and two hidden compartments
Dimensions: 10.5 × 8.6 cm
Origin: Handcrafted in Mexico
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Leather is an organic material that responds to use, touch, and time, becoming softer, darker, and acquiring a unique sheen. To properly care for it, we recommend the following:
Keep away from prolonged sun exposure, extreme temperatures, and moisture.
Avoid contact with ink, fragrances, and abrasive surfaces.
Do not put your leather piece under unnecessary stress, as it may permanently alter its silhouette.
Grant it regular rest by storing it in a dry, dark place. Its dust bag is designed to provide the ideal environment while not in use.
May your piece require attention, please contact us directly. We provide complimentary lifetime repairs on eligible areas.
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Complimentary delivery is extended to the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
Orders are dispatched from out atelier in northern Mexico within 5 to 7 business days.
A tracking reference is provided once the parcel has been dispatched.
Every piece arrives in our signature herringbone dust bag, accompanied by its certificates.
For deliveries beyond our current territory, please contact us directly.
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Every hide is sourced from a single tannery holding active certification from the LWG; a global standard body dedicated to promoting sustainable and ethical practices within the leather industry. Certification requires demonstrated compliance across three critical areas: The responsible management of chemical use, water treatment, and energy consumption across all stages of production.
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Editor’s Notes
A card holder with two faces that tell different stories. The front, restrained and resolved. The back, a composition of diagonal planes that divide the surface with architectural precision, a geometry that recalls the city that inspired its name.
Editor’s Notes
A tall, upright form breaks from the usual proportion. The front carries two card slots, their edges meeting along a single angled line, while the back stays bare, uninterrupted. Set to the side, a wide compartment runs the height of the piece, built for what the slots cannot hold.
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
A bifold that keeps its geometry to itself. The exterior offers an unbroken plane. Inside, the chevron-cut slots shift slightly off-axis, a deliberate asymmetry that keeps the design from ever feeling too resolved.