For some reason, I don't like chairs with thin legs.

When you go to a furniture store, you will sometimes find chairs with thin legs.

It looks very beautiful from a distance.

There's nothing unnecessary, it's light.

I feel like the space looks larger too.

But before I sit down, I take a moment to look at my legs.

I wonder if it's okay.

Of course, it is actually strong enough.

Still, for some reason, I hesitate to entrust my body to him.

For a long time, I would get a little nervous when I saw something beautiful.

Something delicate.

Something delicate.

Something that's about to break.

I think it's beautiful, but somehow I don't feel safe.

On the other hand, there is a strange sense of security in items that have been used for a long time.

A scratched desk.

repaired chair.

A slightly damaged tool.

Although it is by no means perfect, it is convincing.

Even though it was used a lot, it remained.

That fact itself may be seen as strength.

I think about the same thing when making a wallet.

I like thin wallets.

It's light when you hold it, and it doesn't get in the way in your pocket.

However, I don't think that thinner is better.

Too much aiming for thinness,

"Wallet to use with care"

I feel like it would be different if it became.

It's thin, but reliable.

It's light, but there's no need to worry.

That's the kind of wallet I'm drawn to.

Rather than the delicacy of appearance,

I want to prioritize peace of mind that allows me to continue using it.

Therefore, the structure, the leather, the sewing,

First of all, I'm thinking of a long-term relationship.

Maybe I

I don't want to create something beautiful,

Beauty that allows you to entrust your body with peace of mind

You may want to make one.

Every time I see a chair with thin legs at a furniture store,

That's what I think.

That's probably what I'm looking for in a wallet.