JP3224908U - wallet - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to provide a small-sized wallet while satisfying low production cost, low material cost, and functionality. SOLUTION: A single leather or sheet-like article is folded and fastened to reduce sewing costs. Also, material costs are reduced by minimizing and simplifying as much as possible. The coin purse 120, the card compartment 130, and the bill compartment 110 are made independent as separate storages, and the minimum storage capacity is secured for each, thereby providing practicality without impairing the functionality. The tri-fold structure reduces the vertical and horizontal dimensions of the completed wallet, resulting in a more compact wallet. [Selection diagram] FIG.

Description

The present invention relates to a technology relating to a wallet constituted by folding a single leather or sheet-like article.

In the era of cashlessness, traditional purses are ending their role. We anticipated that wallets with more compact and minimal storage would become mainstream in the future. It is considered that the minimum necessary storage is to easily store up to fifteen coins, five international standard ID-1 size cards, and ten bills.

He also thought that the structure of the wallet needed to be simple. At the same time, we thought it was important to have low prices and high quality.

Purses are usually sewn, which requires skill and experience. That is, a technician and a cost commensurate with it are incurred. In addition, the number of parts in the material is large, especially in the case of a wallet made of natural leather, which has been a major cause of an increase in cost.

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Realization of low production cost and low material cost to provide high quality at low price. Manufacture of a wallet that has all the essential storage, simplicity, functionality and design.

The most effective means to solve the problem of low production cost is not to sew. In the present invention, a single leather or sheet-like article is folded to form a wallet and sewing is not performed. In order not to impair the functionality, the coin purse, card compartment, and bill compartment have independent storage sections, each with the minimum necessary storage capacity. By reducing the storage capacity to the minimum necessary, the size was reduced, and the effect reduced the amount of material used. As for materials, we not only aimed to reduce the amount of material used by reducing the size, but also made the wallet mold as close to a rectangle as possible to increase efficiency and reduce losses.

The present invention realizes low production cost and simplicity of the structure by forming a wallet by simply folding and holding a single leather or sheet-like article. Also, by simplifying the structure and reducing the size as much as possible, the cost of materials has been reduced, and the wallet has become more compact. Needless to say, it has a storage that can withstand practical use. Another characteristic is that the efficiency of material taking is increased by storing the pattern in a shape close to a rectangle, and the material cost is suppressed by reducing the loss.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the wallet in a folded state. FIG. 2 shows a state in which the wallet is unfolded, in which the coin purse and the wallet are open. FIG. 3 shows a state in which the wallet is unfolded, in which the coin purse and the wallet are closed. FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a state where the wallet is opened from the wallet side. FIG. 5 is a view showing a state in which the fittings for fastening the wallet, the insertion are unwound, and the whole is unfolded.

Embodiments for implementing the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.

FIG. 1 shows a state in which the wallet 100 is folded. At this time, the closure is maintained by the fastener male 210 and the fastener female 211. In order to open and use the wallet 100 from the state shown in FIG. 1, it is necessary to hold the portions corresponding to the bill compartment cover 111 and the card compartment bottom cover 131 with both thumbs to release the closure.

Therefore, the state in which the palm naturally wraps around the billfold cover 111 is maintained, and it is possible to prevent the contents from dropping off at the moment of opening. This is because the bill compartment lid 111 covers the coin purse cover 121 and holds it at the same time. If such an ingenuity is not provided, if the coin purse 120 is opened with the opened part on the lower side, the coin will easily fall off according to gravity.

The coin purse 120 is bent on the left side when viewed from the front in FIG. 2, and is bent again on the right side and goes around the back. The upper part of the wraparound is a coin purse lid 121. The coin purse bottom insertion part 122 extends from the coin purse front part in FIG. 2 and is held on the back side of the coin purse 120 through the slit 123. This structure has the advantage of reducing the thickness by not using fasteners, and the advantage of creating play at the bottom of the coin purse to replace the bottom gusset, making it easier to open the top and improving visibility. The coin purse lid 121 not only prevents the coins from dropping out, but also has a role to prevent the folded bills from entering the coin purse when the bills are stored in the wallet 110.

The card slot 130 is bent on the left side when viewed from the front in FIG. 2, and is bent again on the right side and goes around the back. The card holder bottom cover 131 has a structure in which the card holder bottom cover 131 covers from below, and is held by the card holder fastener head 200 and the card holder fastener dowel 201. Also, the width between the card insertion fastener heads 200 is designed to be slightly larger than the width of the receipt. Therefore, the folded receipt can be held in the gap between the card case bottom 131 and the card case 130. It goes without saying that it is also a space where you can put tickets and other things.

As shown in FIG. 5, the wallet 100 is formed by a single mold having a shape close to a rectangle. Thereby, it is possible to cut out the material square. Since it is mainly assumed that leather is used as the material, loss can be reduced by cutting it into a square, and the effect of suppressing material cost is great.

REFERENCE SIGNS LIST 100 wallet 110 wallet 111 wallet lid 120 coin purse 121 coin purse 122 coin purse bottom insertion part 123 slit 130 card holder 131 card holder bottom cover 200 card holder fastener head 201 card holder fastener dowel 210 fastener male 211 fastener female

Claims (3)

A wallet having a structure that can be folded into three by folding a piece of leather or a sheet-like article to provide a coin purse, a card compartment, and a bill compartment. The wallet according to claim 1, wherein the wallet has a structure in which the contents are prevented from falling off at the time of opening and closing by wrapping a cover of the wallet inside. The purse according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the purse bottom portion has a plug-in structure, and is held by being inserted into a cut formed in the back of the coin purse.

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