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Business card holder CAF Arancione

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From CAF in Florence - the business card holder

Commercially available business card cases are mostly made of metal, hold a few cards and tear holes in the pockets of the suit with their sharp edges. The leather cases, which are made from just one piece of calfskin without a seam near Florence, are significantly lighter and easier to handle. A rounded hand flatterer on the outside; There is enough space inside for business cards - or as a supplement to the Tacco leather shaker purse (for coins) as a place for up to eight bank and credit cards. A nice lightweight.

Craftsmanship with tradition: the leather business card case

Each leather case is individually manufactured in the CAF (Cuoio Artistico Fiorentino) workshop near Florence. Traditional craftsmanship, Italian calfskin, wooden shapes, sharp knives as well as vegetable adhesives and paints are used. This creates beautiful, durable individual pieces made of leather - without any seams.

The business card case in detail

  • Color: orange, glossy
  • Material: 100% Italian calfskin
  • subtle embossing in gold "Herr von Welt" inside (only visible after opening)
  • Suitable for business cards max. 8.5 cm x 5.3 cm
  • External dimensions: approx. 9.5 cm x 6.3 x 1.3 cm
  • Handmade in Italy | Handcraft from Florence
  • Item number: 0926Larancione

Care instructions: Treat your leather acquisition like a good friend. A dry microfiber cloth (glasses cleaning cloth) is suitable for cleaning. The remarkable quality of this Florentine leather work contributes to its longevity.

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The people behind

Vasco and Fabio Campanni make ours purses and cases by hand in their workshop near Florence. The partly historical tools, the leather and all the ingredients come from the region. The special feature: an apparently seamless processing of the leather goods.

Crafts from Florence

In the 1950s, Vasco Campanni learned the old craft of leatherworking with the Cuoietto Fiorentino, a special knife. Since then, he has passed on his passion for manufacturing the finest leather goods to his son Fabio.

Hand braided: our belts

In Veneto we discovered a family business that makes braided belts by hand for us. The leather (Italian calfskin) is also processed here in the manufactory. Special feature: The buckles are covered with leather exclusively for us.

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