Wallets

Choosing between them

Merih is the reduced one — two panels, one line of stitching, no lining to wear through and no hardware to fail. It starts firm and breaks in fast. Take it if your current wallet is mostly empty.

Kalyon is the traditional bifold: card slots stepped along both wings, banknote compartment running the full width behind. It is the shape most people picture when they picture a wallet, and it is the safe answer.

Levent shifts the balance towards cards. Slots fill both wings and the note compartment is kept slim. If your wallet bulges because the card slots ran out three cards ago, this is the fix.

Deniz sits between a card holder and a wallet — cards in the body, folded notes behind, one brass snap holding it shut. Sized for a front trouser pocket, where a full bifold prints through the fabric.

Seren is the largest, at 20 × 10 cm, with six card pockets, a full-length note compartment and a separate slot for a phone. It opens flat so you see everything at once. Held in the hand it reads as a clutch.

Zuhal is the travel piece. It lies open like a folio, with card slots along one side and room alongside for documents, tickets and a pen.

How full-grain leather ages

Full-grain keeps the entire top layer of the hide, including the grain — which is why it is the strongest leather you can put in a wallet, and why it develops a patina rather than flaking. Expect the colour to deepen unevenly over the first year, darkest where your hand holds it. That is the material working as intended, not wear.

Both colourways age differently. Brown warms and reddens. Green deepens towards a slate tone and holds engraving more sharply.

Personalization

Every wallet can be engraved with a name, initials or a monogram, pressed into the leather before it ships rather than printed onto it. Because the mark is in the hide, it darkens with the rest of it. Add your text at checkout — there is no surcharge. Each wallet is made to order and dispatched within five business days.