We are pleased to announce the arrival of new products.
Two types of round wallets and two types of L-shaped wallets are now in stock.
The new products are made of pit-tanned, shrink-wrapped steerhide, and the new products are made of Niloticus crocodile, which has a beautiful scale pattern and is very rare.
Pit-tanned, shrink-wrapped horsehide HI-FLYER from the 2025-26 A/W collection is also in stock.
Available from today at FLAGSHIP SHOP ・ direct online store ・ nationwide dealers
Small crocodile (Porosas) is widely known as the best crocodile leather, but in recent years it has been monopolized by high-end brands, and many of the pieces on the market are scratched.
STRUM therefore uses "Nile crocodile (Niloticus)," which is called the highest grade of crocodile along with Porosas. This material, with its beautiful scale pattern and rarity, gives off a unique presence.
It is characterized by a gentle line from the bamboo fuselage to the marufu, and is finished with a matte texture.
This round wallet has been improved for ease of use. The belly, of which only one piece is taken from each animal, is cut by precisely aligning the center of the wallet with the center of the belly. This creates a beautifully aligned mottled pattern and a powerful yet elegant look.
The accent D-ring is STRUM's original made of 925 silver.
The width is slightly longer than a typical L-shaped wallet to make it easier to take out the wallet. The rounded portion is designed to have a low angle so that bills do not get caught.
The accent D-ring is STRUM's original made of Silver925.
The leather is fully tanned by soaking North American raw hides in a pit tank in Japan for about 3 months.
The leather is pit-tanned, and has a strong, shiny, and bony appearance. (The original thickness of the leather is 3mm, which gives it an even stronger graininess.)
) Since the grain is produced by using a natural grain, each piece has its own unique look.
Pit-tanned horsehide leather is made in Japan by soaking raw horsehide in a tanning pit.
The leather is then fully tanned in a pit tank for about 3 months, taking advantage of the characteristic of horsehide that has many scratches.
The leather is then turned on a taiko while being heated and shrunk to half its normal size (from 2m to 1m) to give it an impactful look with its scratches and graininess.
The full tannin finish gives the leather a bony appearance, but by adding more oil, it has elasticity and suppleness, making it a leather that is also comfortable to wear.
This jacket features vintage-inspired details and an irregular pocket arrangement. The HI-FLYER is a double riders jacket with gimmicky features such as a windproof stand-up collar.
American Standard studs are cast on both ends of the zippers in the image of vintage.
This model has a zipper pocket on the inside front with metal parts on both ends.
FLAGSHIP SHOP ・Directly managed online store ・Available at dealers nationwide
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