‘nothing fancy’ – minimal wallets by chieh

 

 

‘nothing fancy’, the non-stitched minimalist wallet, is the first product in a range of everyday accessories by taiwanese designer chieh re-imagined for a contemporary lifestyle. the wallet has its origins in the classic image of the bundle of banknotes held together by a rubber band.

each wallet is created from a single piece of leather, requiring no stitching — shortening the time it takes to produce each one and saving on materials. the custom-made rubber bands make placing banknotes and credit cards into the pockets easy yet maintains the security of a traditional wallet – reducing the thickness through using minimal amounts of materials. the same concept is applied to a coin case, an iPhone holder and a passport holder for a range of simplified versions of various accessories.

 

 

nothing fancy minimal wallets by chieha wallet that has two sections, one for bank notes and one for credit cards

 

 

nothing fancy minimal wallets by chieha coins case made from a folded single piece of leather. the rigidity of the heavyweight leather naturally creates the pocket structure

 

 

nothing fancy minimal wallets by chiehan iPhone holder with a slit on the back in which to slide travel or credit cards.

 

 

nothing fancy minimal wallets by chieha passport holder that includes a pocket for placing a boarding pass and other travel documents

 

 

nothing fancy minimal wallets by chiehthe contents of your wallet are held in place securely by the rubber bands, which being flexible allow for as much capacity as a traditional wallet

 

 

nothing fancy minimal wallets by chiehthe simple structure of the coins case is also very easy to use

 

 

nothing fancy minimal wallets by chiehthe shorter front of the iPhone holder give you a hint of the incoming calls

 

 

nothing fancy minimal wallets by chiehthe passport holder simply organizes the documents you need when traveling

 

 

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