<n>Pavillon Du Lac</n> by <n>Daoust Lestage</n>, completed in 2015. Photo by <n>Adrien Williams</n>.

<n>Shelf</n> by artist <n>Tauba Auerbach</n>.

The <n>Mount Martha House</n> designed by <n>Victoria Merrett Architects</n>. Photo by <n>Derek Swalwell</n>.

A <n>Vitsoe Shelving System</n> configured as a home office workspace.

The <n>c100 Developer Terminal</n> by <n>Caligra</n>, designed by <n>Jon Marshall</n> and team at <n>Pentagram</n>. Photo by <n>Nick Rochowski</n>.

The <n>BSG Residence</n> in Bandung, Indonesia, designed by <n>Rakta Studio</n>. Photo by <n>KIE</n>.

The <n>Nuphy Air75 V2</n> wireless mechanical keyboard, designed by <n>Nuphy</n>.


slim wallet type1
Minimalist leather wallet
Our first product and collection — the wallet. comes in two styles, two colors. design by reduction, crafted from an invisible construction.



Invisible stitches  
To capture the beauty of quality leather, we focused on bringing its texture to the foreground. This meant keeping all unnecessary details invisible, including stitches. The multi-layer construction was carefully conceived so that once assembled, the form is completely uniform in thickness. To finish it off, the edges are precisely painted for the ultimate seamless look — just like a solid sheet of beautiful leather.



 2 pocket design for those who carry light. founded on an invisible construction of 10 engineered layers. non-transferable finish. quality leather




Brand : cac collection by cloudandco
cac collection is an independent design studio brand that creates contemporary designs and long-lasting values.
Hand made in Korea ( Hanbo )
Designer: YOO

Timeless prices 


 wallet type1 has kept the same price for the past five years since it was introduced. We do this to reduce unnecessary costs from following short-lived trends in development. Instead, we focus on a timeless design that encourages long-lasting love for a single product











Notice
The minimalist wallet is designed to accommodate only essential items, distinguishing it from regular wallets. Its slim design fits comfortably in your pocket without compromising on style. Please note that the external stitching is designed to be on the inside to maintain a sleek look. Carrying excessive items may cause gapping. Our development team is actively working to address this issue.




Warranty The silm wallet type1 is designed to hold only your essential items, keeping things simple and lightweight. It comes with a one-year warranty from the date of purchase when used normally for its intended purpose. Please avoid overstuffing or putting items that don't fit. Putting too many cards in the wallet may cause it to split. This warranty covers material and manufacturing defects and does not cover damage from excessive use, neglect, normal wear and tear, or changing your mind. To make a warranty claim, you must purchase the product from our website or an authorized reseller and provide proof of purchase.











How do I make a claim? Please email our support team with your order details and a description of the fault or damage. Including photographs of any fault helps a lot in speeding up claims.


Duties and taxes for International PurchasingThe recipient of an international shipment may be subject to customs duties, which are levied once the shipment reaches the recipient's country. Additional charges for import clearance must be fulfilled by the recipient; coto has no control over these charges, nor can coto predict what they may be. Customs policies vary widely; you should contact your local customs office for more information.

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A <n>606 Universal Shelving System</n> by <n>Dieter Rams</n> for <n>Vitsœ</n> in a Brooklyn home. Photo by <n>Konstantin</n>.

The <n>Castiglioni Pendant</n>, a <n>mid-century modern</n> design from 1960.

The <n>TX-6 field mixer</n> by <n>Teenage Engineering</n>.

The <n>Apple Pro Keyboard</n>, designed by <n>Jonathan Ive</n> for <n>Apple</n> in 2001.

Sketches of concept designs for an <n>Apple</n> tabletop robot and a mobile robot.

The <n>Kyūka</n> residence in Bridgehampton, photographed by <n>William Jess Laird</n>.

The <n>e-house</n> in South Korea, designed by <n>Jaeheon Jeong</n> and <n>MONO Architects</n>. Photo by <n>Jaekyung Kim</n>.

<n>House B-T</n> by <n>Graux & Baeyens Architecten</n>. Photo by <n>Dennis De Smet</n>.

The <n>Smoke Lake Cabin</n> in Ontario, designed by <n>Anya Moryoussef Architect</n>. Photo by <n>Scott Norsworthy</n>.

The <n>Ivory House</n> in Brighton, Australia, designed by <n>Tecture Architecture</n>. Photo by <n>Timothy Kaye</n>.

The <n>FRAMA Shelf Library system</n> by <n>Frama</n>, from retailer <n>Kollekted by</n>.

The <n>iMac G3 Graphite</n> personal computer, designed by <n>Jony Ive</n> for <n>Apple</n> in 1999. Photo by <n>Rama</n>.

Dining room in <n>Orion Carloto's apartment</n>.

The <n>Moon Canyon Residence</n> in Los Angeles, designed by <n>NoNo Studio</n>. Photo by <n>Austin Whittle</n>.

<n>Apple</n>'s <n>iMac G3 Snow</n> computer, released in Summer 2001.