[TSL] Leather Zip Organizer // Gray [2022 LIMITED EDITION]

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A beautifully crafted leather organizer that can host your favorite A5 size notebook and your credit cards, coins, checkbook, and other analogue essentials. 

Crafted with a vacchetta method originated from Tuscany, Italy, the surface of the leather is buffed up and thoughtfully scratched vertically and horizontally. This results in a warm and unique texture reminiscent of linen. 

The left panel has pockets and flaps in different sizes, and the right-side panel features a gusseted zipper pocket and credit card size pockets. When you move from one place to another with your organizer, you can zip up the entire organizer to ensure that everything inside is secure. 

The standard A5 size Notebook, including Hobonichi Cousin and MD Notebooks, works well with this organizer and Jibun Techo A5 slim. If you are using a regular A5 size notebook, we recommend only inserting one side of the notebook cover (as opposed to both the front and back cover) and pushing the cover you are inserting to the edge of the leather to avoid zipper catching the corners of your notebook. 

All materials are carefully sourced in Japan. Their artifacts are made in the Superior Labor studio in Okayama prefecture, where they turned an old elementary school into a unique workshop space.

Compatible Notebooks: 

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    Materials: Leather, Brass
    Please be advised that the true leather color can vary slightly depending on your screen.

    TSL artifacts are handmade with love and care by The Superior Labor in Okayama, Japan. The TSL team works diligently to honor leather as organic material, minimizing production waste. As a result, some of the TSL artifacts feature natural markings such as scars, blemishes, and wrinkles. We hope you enjoy all of the characters for many years ahead as leather ages and patinas.

    Dimension: L17cm x H24cm
    Designed and Made by The Superior Labor in Japan