Card cases used by people with good taste
Apparel MD, Ryo Eguchi
The anonymous and timeless design of Postalco means you won't get bored of it and it can be used for a long time, which is what I think is great about it. I use it together with the Snap Pad.
It has a minimalist structure but is easy to use, and I am attracted to the fact that it combines beauty and practicality.
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Barista Hazuki
My boyfriend gave it to me four years ago. I liked it when he was using it, so I asked him for one (lol).
I now carry my business cards and bank cards in it, separate from my wallet.
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Product designer Ayato Tsuji
I bought this aluminum card case from MUJI in my first year of working life.
It seems to be out of production now, but I've been using it as a business card holder for about seven years now.
The more you use it, the more small scratches and dents will appear, but this will also give it the unique flavor of aluminum, like a suitcase that has traveled many times, and you will grow to love it even more.
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TOMORROWLAND buyer Keiichiro Kawabe
A combination of French calfskin and crocodile pattern. I found this wallet when I was looking for a small, functional wallet that I could fit in the breast pocket of my jacket. I found it to be the perfect wallet for carrying only the bare necessities: three cards, bills, and coins.
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