A tool to check the texture of leather, etc. ・Deer leather 　Shinshu deer leather, Aihatsu leather, apricot-dyed leather ・Italian leather (cowhide) 　Shrink, Smooth ・Wax slime (cowhide) 　It is a leather Mr./Ms. pull. If you want to check before ordering, please purchase here. In addition, since it is shipped only for shipping, there is a possibility that it will be sent with something that cannot be tracked, such as a smart letter ※Precautions ・ The color and texture of the leather may change depending on the arrival rod ・ The color may be changed, the finish may be changed, etc., and it may be removed from the lineup, so in that case, there is a possibility that you will be asked to purchase an additional product. Shinshu deer leather Shinshu deer leather is leather that has been processed in Nagano City and tanned in Iida City, and by finishing it in Chikuma City of Gruber Leather, it is a leather that has achieved complete local production for local consumption 。 It is supple, light, and durable, so the softness that clings to it moistly makes you feel comfortable that you can't think of leather that is comfortable to the touch . Please note that there may be scratches. As a result, we feel the blessings of the earth and process them as products. Apricot-dyed leather This gentle expression is made by extracting the dye from the apricot tree at the Sarashina Kaori Workshop in Chikuma City, Nagano Prefecture, putting the apricot seeds inside and tie-dyeing it with the image of flowers blooming. Chikuma City is the second largest producer of apricots in Japan, and it is a specialty that is dyed in Chikuma City and commercialized in Chikuma City. * Apricot-dyed tie-dye has a different pattern and color, and the photo is an image. Aihatsu Leather The leather is made from wild deer leather exterminated in Nagano Prefecture, tanned in Iida, and the pre-treated leather is dyed in an indigo jar at the Hama dyeing workshop in Matsumoto City. "Aihatsu Leather" was jointly developed by three companies, Mersen Co., Ltd. and Gruber Leather in Iida City, at a historic Hama dyeing workshop that has been around since Meiji 44. * Each tie-dye pattern is different, and the color depends on the season and situation of dyeing, so the intensity and texture of the color may change. Italian Leather Full vegetable tannin shrink leather made by the vachetta method in the Tuscany region of Italy, with dyes and cores. The double-shouldered and tightly packed leather is supple and has a moist touch and texture. The sense of luxury unique to Italian leather and the way it ages beautifully spares no effort and makes you feel the history that has been carefully considered. (Shrink is mainly used for the exterior of the wallet, smooth is used for the interior) Wax Nume It is a leather made by Himeji's tanning, and by processing the leather containing plenty of oil with paraffin-based wax, its expression has a unique touch and a vintage-like texture as if the bent part has become colored, and it is finished in a leather that is worth growing with use.