The Tanner is one of the four major brands of traditional French leather goods, after Hermes, LV and Lancel, and is also one of the foundries of LV. Unlike other luxury brands with a wide range of categories, The Tanner is a century-old leather goods brand that has made a name for itself with its wallets, winning the silver medal at the Paris Exposition Universelle in 1900 for its first sans couture.

During the First World War, The Tanner was designated as a government munitions supplier for its exquisite materials and workmanship, and its office leather goods were loved by former French President Charles de Gaulle. The Tanner has three leather goods workshops in France, and its own brand Soco is a brand known for producing leather bags and wallets. Although The Tanner is not well-known in China, its pure French pedigree and solid craftsmanship are enough to stand the test, and its understated style and affordable pricing have won it many praises.

The Tanner's women's wallets are made of full-grain cowhide leather, with a soft texture, a pure pigmented surface design, and smooth lines, and the overall price is concentrated around 100 euros, and card wallets and coin purses can be purchased for about 50 euros, which is very cost-effective. Its patented Seamless Wallet is a seamless wallet made of a single piece of leather, with no stitch marks on the surface of the product, and a snap closure design, which is still one of The Tanner's most popular products to this day, but there are not many types of seamless wallets, it is recommended to choose the same design of the seamless coin purse style, which is priced at only 89 euros. Most of the other styles are simple flap designs, with the same shade of polyester lining, the body is lightweight and easier to maintain, and the durability is also very good, so women who pay attention to cost performance may wish to choose.