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Bellroy’s Note Sleeve Wallet is one of our all time favourite cash carriers. It’s made from premium vegetable tanned leather made under world-class environmental stewardship standards. It’s durable, feels amazing, ages beautifully, and it holds bank notes, coins (if you’re into that), and up to 11 cards. Holding that much stuff you’d think it’d be a bulky mess, however this is where the slim Note Sleeve Wallet excels, mainly down to Bellroy’s innovative pull tab system allowing you to stack cards together out of sight while easily being able to access them with a quick pull of a tab. It also has 3 quick-access card-slots for your most used cards in the front, and in the billfold pocket you’ll find yet another card-slot, and a concealed flap-protected pocket that you can securely store coins in. It’s like the swiss-army knife of the wallet world. Coming in eight stunning colours, there’s sure to be at least one you’ll fall in love with, and if you’re a security-freak wanting your contactless cards on lockdown – they also offer an RFID protected version in three colours for a little extra cash.  

Combining style, minimalism, and function, Farah’s Millen Roll-top Backpack isn’t just a fashionable companion for adventuring through the city, as hidden inside is a laptop sleeve which makes this backpack great for the everyday commute. The Farah Millen Roll-top stays secure with buckle fastening keeping your belongings safe and dry. There’s also a front zip pocket for quick-access to the bits you’ll need throughout the day. Coming in black with Farah’s signature ‘F’ embroidered on the front, it has adjustable padded shoulder straps and a carry handle on the top.

Its beauty is in its simplicity. This stainless steel Two Piece British Army Folding Pocket Knife carries only the essentials; a heavy-duty sheepsfoot blade, a tin-opener, and an integrated screwdriver. The Two Piece British Army Knife is made in Sheffield using traditional materials and techniques. Sheffield has been a world centre for fine-knife making since the 14th century giving this pocket knife not only everyday utility but also a strong British heritage.