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Made with sustainable materials and careful handwork, it offers a special experience where you and your leather goods grow together by enjoying the changes over time.

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It is an ID case made of black pig leather. The leather ID case is highly durable and can be used for a long time. It has a simple and sophisticated design that is active in the office and business scenes. In addition, you can put cards on both sides, so if you usually use two cards, you don't need to replace them. It's also perfect for moms and dads picking up their children from kindergarten or elementary school. It is also suitable for everyday use.

Flying pig Series ID Case gray

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MSRP ￥5,300 (Tax included ￥5,830)

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Made with sustainable materials and careful handwork, it offers a special experience where you and your leather goods grow together by enjoying the changes over time.

Make the most of it without leaving any waste. We have respect and gratitude for the lives of animals, and we will reflect this in the production of leather goods. We believe that providing the appeal of high-quality leather products is a way to give back to animals.

Making use of the craftsmanship that inherits the tradition. We use craftsmanship to bring unique value and beauty. We maximize the appeal of Japan's wonderful materials made in Japan with traditional techniques.

Take advantage of the charm of the material. We have a unique approach aimed at establishing a supply chain. We would like to contribute to the local industry and ultimately to the development of the livestock and leather industries in Japan.