There are many four-character idioms in the Japanese language, but perhaps the most well-known of them all is “to kill two birds with one stone.” While one might expect its origin to be Japan or perhaps China, the fact is that this saying comes from 17th-century England. Oftentimes words get changed when foreign aphorisms or maxims are introduced to Japan, but in this case the meaning carries over into kanji quite nicely as-is.
“Kill two birds with one stone” means to obtain two rewards with a single action, and as it happens, Glenroyal has just the product to make this possible: the bellows wallet. Unfastening its zipper reveals five compartments within. It other wonders, a single action provides access to multiple compartments. Being able to do everything with the same motion makes things easier than one would think. Also great is the fact that the wallet looks the same no matter what is put in it.

Another defining feature is that the five compartments are all of an identical size, making it possible to put cash, coins, cards, receipts and anything else wherever is preferred. It even has four slots for cards for holding precious items like credit cards or a driver’s license one wouldn’t want to fall out when the wallet is opened. This is a hidden masterpiece perfect for all those who prefer to keep their currency in a spot of their own choosing.