When considering a "slim wallet," have you ever found it difficult to imagine how it would actually feel just from the "thickness of XX mm" in the specifications table or from photos?
Especially with wallets, the contents are constantly changing, with more cards on some days and varying amounts of change. Rather than a pinpoint thickness for a fixed storage capacity, it seems more practical to understand the "difference in change" – how much the thickness changes when the amount of contents changes.
Therefore, to convey the "reality of perceived slimness" that cannot be fully expressed through words and photos alone, we have released a thickness verification video for the Tenuis Flap Type (former 4th generation)!
【Video】Directly check the change in thickness based on the amount of contents!
First, seeing is believing, so please watch this short video.
Link here: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/0mf6FyH_zQ0
In the video, you can directly see how thick the wallet becomes with different capacities, as cards, coins, and bills are actually stored inside.
Why is it important to know the "difference" based on the amount of contents?
・Specifications tend to show "ideal state" values
If you purchase based only on the thickness when completely empty or with a fixed number of items, it can lead to regret, thinking, "It becomes bulky and difficult to use even with just a few more receipts or coins..."
・Changes in "marks" and "presence" when put in pants
Many people who choose slim wallets are concerned about the "silhouette when placed in a pants pocket." By knowing in advance how it bulges when the contents increase, you can concretely imagine how well it will fit in your pocket.
・You can see what the "appropriate amount" is for you
You can see the line where "this slimness can be maintained with X cards + Y coins," allowing for a realistic simulation tailored to your usual belongings.
Tenuis Flap Type (formerly Tenuis 4th generation)
https://solahanpu.com/products/tenuis-flap
