Slim or gusseted? Comparing the natsuki and eno leather business card cases

The slim natsuki leather business card case in brown, with a tin detail

Hello, I'm Uno from Bluno.

If you are looking at our leather business card cases with tin details and wondering whether to choose natsuki or eno, this is for you. Although they have a similar character, their thickness and storage construction differ.

Think about how many business cards you carry each day and where you take them out. We hope this comparison helps you picture each case in your working day.

natsuki eno
Construction Slim design without a gusset Gusseted main pocket
Approximate dimensions W 11 cm × H 6.2 cm × D 1 cm W 11 cm × H 7 cm × D 2 cm
Storage features Carry just what you need, neatly A main pocket plus a separate pocket for keeping business cards apart

natsuki when slimness comes first

natsuki is designed to carry your essentials without unnecessary bulk. If thickness matters where you keep your case, such as a jacket pocket, start by looking at this shape.

It can hold credit cards and contactless cards as well as business cards. However, paper business cards and thicker cards sit differently inside. Choose with the things you actually want to carry in mind.

A shape that suits the amount you carry makes taking cards in and out easier than choosing a slim case and then overfilling it.

eno for days when you carry more business cards

eno has a gusseted main pocket designed to hold business cards together. It also has a separate pocket for the cards you receive.

On days with outings or several meetings, it helps to know you can carry enough cards. If you would like a little extra room, take a look at the interior photos with the gusset opened.

Capacity varies with the thickness of the paper, so not every type of business card will fit in the same quantity. If you are unsure about your cards, please tell us how many you carry and how thick the paper is.

The case's thickness and its thickness in use are different

The dimensions in the table are a guide to comparing the shapes. In practice, thickness changes with the number of business cards or other cards inside. Look at your current case with its contents and consider whether you want less bulk or more space; that can make the choice easier.

Both cases combine Italian leather with tin and are stitched by hand. Once you have chosen the slim or gusseted design that suits your use, choosing a leather colour is another part to enjoy.

Take a look at the interior photos, too

View the slim natsuki business card case / View the gusseted eno business card case

We hope you will find a case you enjoy both when it is closed and when you open it to take out a card, and make it part of your everyday work.

Uno, Bluno

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