Key Case (Key Sheath) Blue x Yellow *Margaux* Italian Leather

I hand-stitched a compact key case that won't awkwardly protrude from your pockets or bags.

I thought that two keys are often enough, so I prioritized making it space-saving.

I wanted to create something even smaller than a typical key case, and that's how I arrived at this design.
It comes with hardware and a chain to hold your keys.

- Features: Minimalist. Different colors on the front and back.
- Material: Leather (Margot)
- Leather Thickness: A solid feel with 2mm thickness.
- Size: Compact, fits in the palm of your hand.
- Function: Case for 2 keys.
Size: 6cm x 3cm (The large key in the photo is 6.5cm x 2.3cm with a thickness of 2mm)
- The ball chain used is 2.4mm wide and 12cm long. You can enjoy changing to your favorite hardware if the size fits.

**Please note that as we use natural leather, there may be inherent scratches, wrinkles, or stains. Please understand these as unique characteristics of the material.**

About Margot Leather
MARGOT is an Italian leather made by Virgilio Conceria Artigiana, a tannery in Tuscany, Italy.

It is an oil-tanned leather using vegetable tanning. The surface is processed with a scratch finish, giving it a unique texture similar to Japanese paper and a matte finish.

Appearance and Aging
The surface has white wax-like or scratch-like patterns. As you use it, the wax will blend in, increasing the luster and deepening the color.

Care
Dry wiping is the basic method. Margot is an Italian leather rich in oil, so dry wiping with a soft, dry cloth is usually sufficient. Strong cleaners or frequent oiling are not necessary.

When the wax or white appearance is noticeable
The surface may appear whitish due to the scratch finish and oils. In this case, gently rub with a clean cloth to remove any fuzz and bring out the luster and deepen the color.

Frequency of Cream Application
If the leather feels dry and rough from use, a very thin layer of leather protective cream is sufficient. Margot is a leather that is naturally rich in oil, so it's best to observe its condition and apply cream sparingly, perhaps once or twice a year.

Thank you for looking.