The ever-changing form of "convenience"
Cashless payments using credit cards and electronic money are expanding their market share.
When customers visit Munekawa's directly managed stores looking for wallets, we often hear requests such as "I'm looking for a compact wallet" or "I want something as small as possible because I use cards a lot of the time for payments." We feel every day that as lifestyles become more diverse, the definition of "convenience" is also changing little by little.
The L-shaped zipper wallet Cram is the one that many of these customers choose to purchase.
I think the key to meeting these customer needs is its "small size that fits in the hand" and "functionality of being able to hold bills, coins, and necessary cards all in one place."
Go to Cram's L-shaped zipper wallet product page
How much can you store in an L-shaped zipper wallet?
It's hard to imagine how to actually use Cram or what its storage capacity is like until you see it in person.
This time, we will show you how to use the wallet by actually putting bills, cards, and coins inside it. Please take a look while imagining yourself using it.
Coin holder in the center
The first triangular opening you see when you open the zipper is the coin purse. The coin purse does not have a zipper, but it is designed so that coins will not spill out once you close the zipper of the wallet itself.
The bottom of the coin purse is intentionally shallow to prevent coins from sinking too far inside, but it still holds enough coins.
In the photo, there are 19 coins inside. It looks like you can still fit a few more in there. It opens wide, so you can easily take coins in and out and check the contents.
How to insert banknotes
Bills are often added or removed when you are out and about, and they can suddenly become bulky. Cram's coin purse has a shallow bottom so bills can fit through the space underneath. The coin purse itself functions like a money clip fastener.
In the photo, 14 bills are inserted. We recommend using around 15 bills for a comfortable usage.
Another method is to use the coin purse as a divider to store bills by type, such as 1,000 yen bills and 10,000 yen bills. Think about how much money you usually carry around and find a way to use it that fits your lifestyle.
I put 19 bills in it. It seems like it will bulge out if you put that many in. If you put too many in, the zipper will get caught on the bills , so I recommend organizing the contents as you use it.
How to insert a card
There are two card slots on the left and right. There is a two-tier card holder on the right side and a flap for cards on the left side .
In the photo, a total of 7 cards are placed inside. The flap side can hold 5 to 7 cards. Please use the card holder on the right to store the card you use most frequently.
If you want to carry more cards, you can carry more by storing them in the section for bills.
Watch a video on how to use the Cram L-shaped zipper wallet
We've put together a video showing how to actually store cash and cards inside the wallet so that you can get an idea of what it's like to use.
Please take a look for reference.
There are as many "useful ways" as there are lifestyles
The Cram L-shaped zipper wallet is designed to provide maximum functionality in minimal space .
As mentioned above, it has "room" to allow for a variety of best uses depending on the user.
Even with the spread of cashless payments, cash is still widely used, which is a unique feature of Japan, a country where the credibility of currency is high. As values become more diverse, I believe that cash will become a "convenient" item for many people.
Go to Cram's L-shaped zipper wallet product page
Compact mini wallet
We have completed a mini wallet with a coin purse and a card holder.
We have posted the details on our blog, so please take a look.
Leather mini wallet [New]
Enfold 3 types of wallets
