Document File / L (Kansai)

◆ Minimalist smart A4 size document file & iPad case ・Scratch-resistant structure that opens and closes using the firmness of thick recycled felt material without using fasteners or metal fittings.・A functional file case that protects the contents by taking advantage of the cushioning properties of the thick recycled felt material.・The L size is large enough to fit an A4 clear file, making it convenient for storing documents.・There is also a genuine leather pocket on the outside for cards. ◆Minimum smart design A4 size document file & iPad case ・This document file does not use fasteners or metal fittings. ・As it is a solid and thick recycled felt material, the contents are not easily scratched. ・A functional file case that protects the contents by the cushioning of thick recycled felt material. ・the L size document file is large enough to hold an A4 clear file, which is convenient for storing documents. ・There is also a genuine leather pocket on the outside for cards.

Fel Le

Felt, the main material of FelLe, is made from recycled polyester made from collected, sorted, washed, and crushed PET bottles that have been discarded after drinking. A felt maker in Osaka produced an original felt from recycled cotton (eco-fiber) made from PET bottles, and a back maker in Osaka combined the felt with domestic genuine leather to create this product. Recycled raw materials, felt, product sewing, design, etc. This is a new type of eco-product that is created with a particular focus on all processes. Felt, the main material of FelLe, is made from recycled polyester made from collected, sorted, washed, and crushed PET bottles that have been discarded after drinking. A felt maker in Osaka produced original felt from recycled polyester fiber (eco-fiber) made from PET bottles, and a back maker in Osaka combined the felt with domestic genuine leather to create this product. Recycled raw materials, felt, product sewing, design... This is a new type of eco-friendly product created with a particular focus on all processes.

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