Kiko Kostadinov Kiko Kostadinov Black PRION Multipurpose Carrier Pouches

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Kiko Kostadinov Black PRION Multipurpose Carrier Pouches

Name: Kiko Kostadinov Black PRION Multipurpose Carrier Pouches
Brand: Kiko Kostadinov
SKU: 262985F04500100
Price: 560.00 USD
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The Kiko Kostadinov Black PRION Multipurpose Carrier Pouches read as a compact meditation on quiet luxury. Set in calfskin nubuck, the pouches offer a soft, matte hand that feels premium without shouting. The hardware reads as a measured nod to utilitarian glam: a detachable lanyard with metal detailing, logo-engraved O-rings, and a carabiner, all finished in Raven black. Unlined and pared back, the duo signals a discipline that is as much about restraint as it is about utility.

Two sizes provide easy rhythm: Pouch 1 measures H2.75 x W3.75 x D1.5, Pouch 2 measures H4 x W2 x D0.5. They close with a press-stud and a zip, keeping items secure while preserving a clean silhouette. The unlined interiors stay light, so they layer smoothly inside a larger bag or worn on the go with the detachable lanyard. Essentials—cards, a key, a small pad—settle neatly, and the subtle scale lets you mix textures and proportions without bulk as your day shifts from street to cafe to after-hours.

Kiko Kostadinov leans into restrained hardware and precise geometry, and these pouches embody that code in miniature. The monochrome Raven black keeps pace with sleek streetwear and refined tailoring alike, while the two size options invite a play of layering and restraint. Wear them as a quiet anchor for a monochrome kit, or let the hardware read as a signature detail against an all-black outfit.

Materials / Fabrication

Calfskin nubuck leather
Soft matte hand
Detachable lanyard with metal detailing
Logo-engraved O-rings
Carabiner hardware
Color: Raven black
Unlined interiors
Close: press-stud and zip
Pouch 1 measures H2.75 x W3.75 x D1.5
Pouch 2 measures H4 x W2 x D0.5

Recommended Care

Wipe clean with a soft dry cloth; use a nubuck brush for surface dirt
Avoid water contact and do not submerge; protect with a nubuck leather protector spray
Store in a cool, dry place in a dust bag away from direct sunlight
Keep hardware dry and wipe with a dry cloth after use
For heavy soiling or stains, consult a professional leather care service
Do not machine wash or tumble dry

Fit Notes

Two pouch sizes provide different scale: Pouch 1 measures H2.75 x W3.75 x D1.5, Pouch 2 measures H4 x W2 x D0.5.
Closures include a press-stud and a zip to secure items.
Unlined interiors stay light for layering inside a larger bag.
Detachable lanyard with metal detailing and carabiner lets you wear it on the go or attach it inside a larger bag.

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