There’s a quiet comfort in knowing your essentials are safe and organized, so you can move freely and enjoy the journey, wherever it takes you.

Organizer for travel essentials
This organizer is embossed with Calder graphic designs made in 1965-66. Expanding main pockets for your essentials like passports, tickets, itineraries, cards, and receipts. Pressed Cotton fabric and Geology Goatskin. Handmade in Japan.

Keep organized
It's small enough to fit in a variety of bags, with three large pockets and a small inside pocket for cards.

Versatile pockets
Has three large pockets as well as two inner card pockets. Pen sleeve on the back side fits large diameter pens.

Original button closure
We love this double button because it allows maximum expansion for a wide variety of contents. Our re-engineered button is held in place with brass rivets for strength. Also hidden on the back of the button are bumps to grasp the string for a secure closure every time.

Original prototype
This is a prototype of one of Postalco's very first products, the Legal Envelope. Plastic and paper files fall apart under daily wear and tear. Postalco wanted a file holder that would be the equivalent of the solid stationery we find in small shops. So, in 2000 they made a leather and fabric envelope that closed with a string button.

POSTALCO FOR CALDER FOUNDATION
Postalco is pleased to present a carefully crafted reissue of leather items inspired by the work of the artist Alexander Calder and developed in close collaboration with the Calder Foundation. Alexander Calder is well known for his invention of the mobile. What really struck us is his genius for working across so many established genres and his ability to use everyday materials to make unexpected works. Inspired by the work of Alexander Calder, and in collaboration with the Calder Foundation in New York, Postalco has made a collection of leather items.