• Waterproof coin compact case for coins, for daily use or traveling with various currencies
• Use as a coin case, together with the Bi-Fold Wallet
• History, technology, and design come together to create this series
• A new type of paper that is water resistant, tear resistant, and extremely strong for a wide range of products from bags for stationary, wallets and home use

It is a very simple coin case. When you remove the snap button, you can open the inside wide and check the contents. It is a coin case that allows you to check and use the coins you have in the palm of your hand. We recommend using it in combination with the same SIWA series bi-fold wallet.

30 pieces of 10 yen coins can be stored. It is very convenient not only for everyday use, but also as a local currency sorting wallet for travel and business trips. This coin wallet is recommended for those who like to use separate bills and coin cases.

The material used is hard naoron, Japanese paper that is durable and pleasant to the touch. It boasts an ultralight weight of only 12 grams.

This wallet can be used it in combination with the bi-fold wallet as a coin case.

Dimensions: H8.3 × W9.3 cm
Weight: 12g
Material: Naoron
Feature: High resistance to water
Multiple colours are available
Place of origin: Japan - Ichikawamisato, Yamanashi Prefecture

Features of SIWA bags:

• Heavy items can be placed inside.
• Has been tested for loads of up to 10kg. Changes may occur to capability depending on how the product is used and with time.
• Wet items such as umbrellas can be put inside without having concerns of it tearing.
• Please note that leaving wet items inside for long periods of time may result in changes in the colour of the product.

Care Instructions:

• Pull into shape before use.
• Please note that dark colours may fade or run.
• Do not wash.
• Clean with a well wrung out, damp cloth.
• Do not iron.
• Please ensure that the item does not come into contact with hot items.
• Colours may change in the event that the product comes into contact with wet items.

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