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Waxed leather wrapped in mist

It's just sandwiched between leather.

A minimalist design that is simply sandwiched between V-shaped leather. (Patent Office Design Registration No. 1623076)
A new way to tie your keys

The keys are bound together with a leather cord. Traditionally, keys were made of a series of metal rings, which made them bulky.
The "Tie Key Case" uses soft leather string to tie your keys compactly.
This was made possible by a completely new way of tying, which securely connects the rope with just three holes.
It has a soft feel and allows you to take your keys in and out with one hand while still holding your luggage.
The number of keys can be freely set from 1 to 10.

The length of the leather cord can be adjusted, so you can tie up to 10 keys at most.

You can bundle several keys together and store them upright, so they won't be spread out on your desk.
How to use
1 Pass

If there is a metal ring, remove it and thread the key directly onto the leather strap.
2. Tie

Loosely thread the leather string through the three holes and then tighten it so that it is tied securely and will not come undone.
3. Cut

Cut off the excess leather strap with a utility knife.
Notes
- We provide a long leather cord so that you can flexibly handle the number of keys.
- The leather cord will stretch and thin slightly with use.
- Please note that if you cut the leather cord too short, it will be difficult to change the key.
- It is designed for use where the key is not changed frequently.
- The keyhole must be at least 5mm wide to allow the leather cord to pass through.
- Some car keys and apartment smart keys may not fit depending on the key size and hole position.
The ultimate use of scrap materials
This small key case, packed with ideas, was developed to make effective use of the leftover material left over from cutting out larger products, and to reduce the amount of leather that is discarded as much as possible.We only produce it when we have large leftover material, but because it uses discarded leather, we are able to offer it at a very reasonable price.
Foggy look
Foschia means mist in Italian. It is made of vegetable tanned oil leather with a white wax finish, giving it an appearance like morning mist. The more you use it, the more transparent the appearance becomes.
(Click on the "About Foschia Leather" tab for more information)
Origins
Foschia, meaning "fog" in Italian, is characterized by its surface covered with white wax, resembling morning mist. As it is used, the wax penetrates the leather, revealing a translucent appearance.
Tanning and Manufacturing
The leather used is shoulder (from the shoulder area) of adult cattle from Northern Europe. After vegetable tanning, the surface is lightly buffed (polished) and then treated with white wax. The tanning agent used is tara pods from the leguminous tara plant native to South America. Although rare, it is the lightest colored and most light-resistant among vegetable tannins. This allows for a whiter tan than usual, achieving beautiful light colors with dyes only, without the use of pigments. Natural marks may also be present.
LWG (Leather Working Group) environmental certification Gold rank.
Maintenance
As the wax gradually penetrates, it develops an elegant and natural luster. Furthermore, it contains an appropriate amount of oil, so oil care is not necessary unless scratches or dryness become a concern. For more details, please refer to here.
Light colors have a delicate surface and are prone to visible stains and scratches, so careful handling is required.
Colors

Misty Greige
Misty Ash
Misty Iris
Misty Chocolate
Misty Navy
Misty Black
*Due to monitor environment, raw hide condition, part of the hide, season, etc., there may be differences in how the dye takes, so the displayed color and the actual color may vary slightly.
Hitoe® Fold Aria - Foschia - Misty Iris
About Scuff Marks
Where the white wax is rubbed, the natural color of the leather appears, making it look darker and temporarily resembling fine scratches. As the wax penetrates during normal use, the initial marks gradually become less noticeable and are covered with a translucent luster.
Fine scuffs and indentations may occur during the manufacturing and packpatina stages, so there may be individual differences in how the wax remains when first purchased. The leather itself is not damaged, and you can rest assured that it will become uniform as it ages.
About Creases
Due to the wax, Foschia leather tends to develop creases on its surface when bent sharply. These creases will be covered with a luster as the leather is used, and the appearance will gradually settle.
The video below shows an example where the entire item was intentionally bent to create creases and then used for about a month in a back trouser pocket. The luster increases, and the crease patterns settle into a calm appearance.
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It's perfect for locking rotary-type locks. However, pocket keys and touch keys are becoming more common these days, so I'm waiting for a product that supports those!
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