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Dill Multi Coin Case

Black

Sale price£130.00
  • Cordura ripstop with a textured grid finish
  • Black nickel plated hardware
  • Leather accents
  • W11 x H7 cm
  • Multiple storage sections

Dill is Porter's small goods line, only it is mostly not leather, it is Cordura ripstop with a grid texture and just enough leather trim to stop it looking like camping equipment. Yoshida and Co have been making bags in Tokyo since 1935 and Porter has been their own label since 1962. Black nickel hardware, several sections inside, and small enough that losing it would be entirely your own fault.

COLOUR: Black

SIZE: ONE SIZE

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