Sharp Leather

What can be better than a chaves tanto?

This tanto chaves wallet in stock, in black and khaki colors with black thread.

Those Chaves lines can't be confused with anything.
Drop point Chaves 229 wallet in stock, in khaki and black colors.

Looking for a solid belt?

I've got four handcrafted leather belts ready to go, made from premium Italian full-grain leather in different colors. Choose from three buckle styles to match your style, all made from solid brass but different finish: brass, nickel plated, PVD black matte.

Each belt is built for durability and designed to age beautifully over time. Simple, solid, and made to last.
Each belt is adjusted to your waist size.

Introducing the "Gladius" in honor of the Roman sword. A new model made of Italian leather: Buttero green and Palmellato brown with embossed texture.

Wallet has 4 dedicated slots for cards, as well as 2 hidden ones, and a wide slot for cash. Hand stitched with waxed thread, with polished edge.

In stock and ready for shipping.
Price including WW shipping: $90

I was thinking what name should I come up with for this wallet and since it's compact and fits well in the front pocket I decided "Tanto", just like the japanese knife, compact and close at hand of it's master.

The "Tanto" has 2 card slots for up to 10 cards total, 1 slot for bills and 1 back pocket for a chalenge coin, an airtag or some change. A longer flap with snap button is keeping the wallet closed.

This particular wallet is made of burgundy Mr. Shell horse butt leather combined with brown Alaska leather.

That proud moment when your work is mentioned by a big american knife-maker Knafs

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My best chunky long wallet, made of dark chocolate leather. It can hold multiple cards and has generous room for cash, combining style with functionality.
What would be the right name for it?

Starting a new series of wallets, which are a bit of a departure from my usual knife-style, but are still excellent for edc.

To maintain a sharp theme I decided to name it "Pugio", a concealed dagger used by Roman soldiers as an auxiliary weapon alongside their main sword.

I'm really eager to hear your thoughts. Your feedback is invaluable in shaping the direction of my work.

Hit me up if you want to grab your Pugio.