Brand: Prada Article Number: 1M1132 Material: Soft Calf Leather (Nero B / Black) Exterior Colour: Black Hardware: Gold-tone Dimensions: 9" W x 6" H (approx.) CHAIN IS NOT FROM PRADA Strap: Detachable chain shoulder strap Closure: Flap with snap closure and bow detail Interior: Beige leather lining with card slots and zippered pocket Inclusions: Prada authenticity certificate card Founded in Milan in 1913, Prada has long stood at the apex of Italian luxury, marrying exacting craftsmanship with modern sensibility. This wallet-on-chain exemplifies the house's mastery of calfskin leatherwork, here rendered in supple black soft calf that drapes beautifully over the structured form. The front flap bears a textured bow accent flanked by gold-tone hardware, echoing the house's taste for understated embellishment. Inside, a thoughtfully organized interior of card slots and a zippered compartment speaks to Prada's attention to function, while the detachable chain strap offers versatility—worn crossbody by day or carried as a clutch by night. The piece carries article 1M1132 and ships with its original authenticity documentation, hallmarks of Milanese provenance. Notes from the Curator Prada's 1M1132 wallet in soft calf carries a textured bow—fiocco, in the Milanese idiom—finished with gold-tone lettering, a motif the house introduced to lend restrained ornament to its wallet line. The Fiocco Bow wallet was produced between 2013 and 2020, straddling the era when Miuccia Prada was refining the tension between sober tailoring and playful accent that defined her accessories offering. The soft calf variant, as distinct from the house's better-known Saffiano stamped-leather iteration, offers a suppler hand and a quieter finish; it forgoes the cross-hatched grain for a smooth, uncoated surface that reads more evening-bag than office. This example carries the detachable chain strap option—though the seller notes the chain itself is not Prada-original—and the snap-closure flap reveals an organized interior faithful to the house's predilection for card-slot rigor. Founded by Mario Prada in 1913, the house built its reputation on meticulously crafted leather goods, and the beige lining and gold press-studs here speak directly to that tradition.