Mini Wallet

I was fed up with the thickness and size of my previous wallets, so this product was exactly what I was looking for. Its card capacity is outstanding. You don't need to store each card separately. It's nice that main cards can go in the horizontal zipper side and membership cards can go in the zipper side for bills.
I think the coin compartment also holds enough.
The well-thought-out structure has made carrying a wallet no longer a burden.

I purchased the Hitoe® L-zip because this is the 4th version update. It remains thin and easy to use, and thanks to the updated shape, the perceived storage capacity has doubled. Even with 16 cards, it hardly bulges, and yet the overall size (width and height) is smaller than before, which is surprising.

The inner coin pocket and card holders feel thicker than the previous model, giving a sense of security. The short-side card pocket is a bit stiff at first, but it should become easier to use as the leather breaks in. The structure fits the number of cards, so even with a single card there's no worry about it falling out.

The zipper is still YKK Excella, moving ultra-smoothly. It has become a long wallet with such a high level of perfection that you wonder if anything more is possible.

I purchased the Hitoe® Fold - Liscio in black. I'm satisfied with the leather texture and the thinness of the wallet. I carry it in my back pocket and it doesn't bulge much — I found a cool wallet.

The thinness is great. It doesn't bulk up in a bag or pocket. This is the wallet I was looking for.
The unique coin compartment requires you to think about how many coins to carry, but since I can manage with a small number right now, it suits my current lifestyle.

Despite being extremely thin, its usability and visibility are excellent.
Cards are stacked, but since one side of the card pocket isn't fully sewn, it's easy to take cards out and offers great visibility.
The coin pocket is made deeper than the previous model, so even with a 500-yen coin, the closing operation isn't compromised. It's truly surprising that thickness hardly changes even with about 20 coins.
Putting bills in the bill pockets on both sides doesn't cause the zipper to catch the bills, and even with receipts and other small items, it doesn't get in the way, maintaining a thin, stylish profile.
It's thin but opens properly where needed, so there's no fumbling at payment time.
I switched from a thin bifold wallet (other brand) after much deliberation and finally arrived at this long wallet, and I'm really glad I did.
For me, it's the optimal and best long wallet, and I'm looking forward to continuing to use it.

I learned about the 5th anniversary model and preordered it. I was worried about color differences between the phone display and the real thing, but it matched my image and I was relieved.
Since I'm mainly cashless, I don't use a wallet as much as before, but it's simple, compact, and highly functional, so I want to continue using this series when I replace it in the future.

I tried two high-end brands and one famous leather brand in a year, and none of them felt right, so I ended up at SYRINX.
I had used their long wallet before, so I trusted the leather quality and had high expectations for this one too.
After about three months of waiting, the Hitoe® Fold - Antico finally arrived.
The leather texture makes you want to keep touching it.
It satisfies my desire to own it and it's also very usable. I'm satisfied.
I also sometimes use the long wallet because I like its thinness, but after applying cream it became glossy, so if you want to keep the original texture, be careful with maintenance.

There are no metal fittings; the card is hooked and secured, making it very thin and stylish. I switched from Abrasus and really like using it.

I hadn't been particularly particular about wallets, but I noticed my carried items got smaller as I aged.
I thought big wallets were a bit inconvenient to carry.
I searched online for small wallets (I didn't prefer tri-folds because of bills) and tried various ones, then found Hitoe.
Many folded wallets had buttons or metal parts that would fail, rust, or tear, so I preferred Hitoe with no metal fittings and decided to buy it.
For someone who only carries ID and credit cards, the Less model looked like exactly what I was looking for the moment I saw its image — it's the perfect form for me.
It finally arrived yesterday; I sprayed waterproofing and plan to transfer my contents the day after tomorrow.

I think this wallet uses ideas and ingenuity to contain heavy cards and coins while keeping it thin.
When colleagues or acquaintances see it they are surprised, saying "Isn't it too thin!?" As you use it, it fits well in your hand and card and coin access becomes easier, and the leather surface gains character and becomes more beloved.
A downside is that once you get used to this wallet you can't tolerate thicker ones, but it's a very good item.

By the way, because it's so thin I often lose track of where I stored it, so I think it would be nice if future designs included attachment points, tabs, or fittings for straps or chains that don't spoil the design.

I've been searching for a compact wallet. It's thinner than I expected yet still easy to use, and the simple design is perfect. I just bought it, so I'm looking forward to the depth of the texture developing!

I think both functionality and design are wonderful. This is my third one, and comparing them clearly shows the improvements. You can feel the company's commitment to making a great product.

I found this product while looking for a small, thin wallet.
The opening and closing mechanism is well thought out and very easy to use.
Above all, I was surprised by the mechanism that prevents cards and coins from falling out.

For someone like me who rarely carries cash or a large bag, it's an easy-to-use wallet — perfect for a minimalist!

Thin! The leather is solid and easy to use! Since I still mostly use cash, it gets a bit stressful when coins increase, but it's thin and easy to put in a bag, so overall it's awesome!