Stitchless, Slim Bifold Wallet Made From Sustainable Cork

Origami One, by Seraph & Co., is a slim bifold wallet that was inspired by 1940’s design. Using zero stitches or fasteners, the simple wallet is constructed from a single piece of sustainable cork fabric that gets folded and fastened by hand, origami-style.

The wallet weighs in at under 30 grams and is just about 7mm thick thanks to the soft, suede-like cork fabric. The durable fabric is a sustainable and recyclable material made from the bark of a Cork Oak tree. It’s also waterproof and easy to clean.

The minimalist wallet features two universal pockets that can hold up to 5+ credit cards, and a pocket for paper money. Even when crammed full, the Origami One keeps its slim profile.

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