master-piece Refine Round Wallet No. 223160

master-piece Refine Round Wallet No. 223160

The main material used is smooth leather from the long-established tannery "MONFRINI PELLAMI S.R.L." located in Milan, Italy, founded in 1898.

New Zealand hides, suitable for soft leather, are used for the raw hides. After chrome tanning, they are given a semi-aniline finish. While simple, the tanning and dyeing techniques, unique to this long-established Italian tannery, result in a plump, elastic leather with a pleasant touch and vibrant color.

This is a leather that can only be produced by Monfrini Pellami, which creates leather for the fashion-conscious European market.

The leather used for the interior is domestic raw hide that has undergone a "numetanning" process (chrome-tanned, then re-tanned with a high amount of vegetable tannin). This results in a firm, elastic steer leather that is tight and compact.

The coloring process uses a roll coater, which results in less waste of paint compared to spray methods and high color fastness. Finally, it is given a vibrant semi-aniline finish with dyes.

Leather may have individual wrinkles and scratches. Please be aware that color transfer and fading may occur due to friction. As it is natural leather, please be careful as it may stain if it gets wet from rain or water. Product specifications are subject to change without notice.

master-piece

The brand concept, derived from the word "masterpiece" (meaning a work of supreme artistry), is to be a brand that masters each item to create masterpieces.

The hyphen between "master" and "piece" represents the designer's commitment to valuing each individual item.

The brand started in 1994 with the main concept of proposing bags that combine fashion and functionality as a part of fashion.

It pursues originality in a wide range, from the combination of different materials, unique color schemes, parts selected from both domestic and international sources, to functional materials.

It is a Japan-made brand with its own factory and dedicated craftsmen, which is rare for a bag brand, aiming to preserve the delicate craftsmanship and techniques of Japanese artisans for future generations.