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The origin of the idea

When I conceive a new leather product, I always let my imagination run: "It would be interesting if there were a shape like that," or "It would be fun if it had a structure like this." The trigger is often a structure that caught my interest or something that truly moved me.

The Dobrar Wallet is one of the items born that way. Its source of inspiration was origami, a traditional Japanese art.

Complexity born from a single sheet

Leather products basically create three-dimensional structures by combining several parts. Origami, on the other hand, creates complex structures simply by folding a single sheet of paper. I found this "complexity born from a single sheet" truly fascinating.

Bringing it into leather goods

"Is there some way to bring this idea into a leather product?" — that thought was what led to the birth of the Dobrar Wallet.

The beauty of the structure, enjoyed every time you use it

The coin compartment, created by folding a single piece of leather, has a three-dimensional beauty like no other. Precisely because a wallet is something you use every day, I would be delighted if you could enjoy the beauty of its structure each time you use it.

The coin compartment, created by folding a single piece of leather, has a three-dimensional beauty like no other. Because a wallet is something you use every day, I would be happy if you could enjoy the beauty of its structure each time you use it.