Laptop Folder Case in Buffalo and Crocodile Leather

This folder case was the final piece in a private series built around one material language. After the travel bag and the belt bag, the client wanted the same quiet feeling in an everyday object that would be used almost daily. Something practical, protective, and discreet, but still unmistakably part of the same set.

The idea was simple: keep the dialogue between the two textures. Black buffalo leather provides depth and resilience, while crocodile accents add a clear architectural rhythm without turning the piece into decoration. Inside, I used soft Alcantara for a calm, velvety touch and reliable protection for the device.

The interior is organized into two compartments. The main section holds a laptop with a secure fit, while the second compartment is designed for documents and essentials that need to stay flat and clean. On the outside, there is an additional pocket for quick access to papers or small items, so the case remains functional even when fully zipped.

As with the other pieces in the series, construction was reinforced with Jaeger materials, and all stitching was done by hand using MeiSi linen thread. The result is not a “laptop accessory” in the usual sense. It is a continuation of the same private set, where every object speaks the same language.

This folder case completes the set and confirms the same approach across different objects, one client, one taste, one consistent standard.

Part of a private series built around one material language: black buffalo leather with crocodile accents.
Read the concept essay: Tangible Identity.
Explore the other pieces in this series: Travel Bag, Belt Bag, and this folder case.
A matching belt is also part of this set and is shown in the essay.

Specifications
Upper layer: buffalo leather with crocodile accents
Lining: Alcantara
Color: black
Dimensions: 34 cm (width) x 24 cm (height) x 2.5 cm (depth)
Weight: 324 grams
Stitching: hand sewn with MeiSi linen thread
Reinforcements: Jaeger

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