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hmny Leather Card Case – Slim Cowhide Business Card Holder
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A card case with no visible seams

About hmny
hmny is a leather goods brand from Higashikagawa, Kagawa, Japan’s leading leather-glove region. It was born in 2006 when Ruboa, a leather-glove maker founded in 1961, teamed up with a designer and a producer. Every piece is cut and sewn in Japan by craftspeople trained in glove making, a craft that demands precise material choice, cutting and sewing.
1. Simple, thanks to glove-making skill
Leather gloves are usually sewn so that no seams show on the outside. hmny applies that glove-making technique to its leather goods: with the stitching turned inside, the card case looks remarkably clean and simple, and it stays compact too.

2. Quality cowhide, practical design
Because the design is so simple, hmny is particular about materials: fine cowhide with a water-repellent finish. A sturdy gusset and three pockets hold about 50 business cards in total.
3. Slim enough for any pocket
At 10.5 × 7.2 cm and just 1.2 cm thick, it slips easily into a pocket and looks smart on the table.

Specifications
- Size: approx. W 10.5 × H 7.2 × D 1.2 cm (4.1 × 2.8 × 0.5 in)
- Capacity: about 50 cards in three pockets
- Material: water-repellent cowhide
- Made in Japan (Higashikagawa, Kagawa)
Care
- The cowhide is water-repellent, but if it gets wet, wipe it with a dry cloth and let it dry naturally in the shade.
- Natural leather may show small marks, wrinkles or variations in color; these are part of each piece’s character.
- The leather softens and develops a richer look as you use it.

The maker behind this piece
hmny
Higashikagawa, Kagawa
A leather goods brand from Higashikagawa, Kagawa — Japan's leading leather-glove region. Born in 2006 when Ruboa, a glove maker founded in 1961, teamed up with a designer and a producer to 'make what we truly want,' hmny turns decades of glove-sewing skill into simple, colorful wallets and small leather goods made entirely in Japan.




