September 2026, as autumn gradually begins to make its presence felt.
As the seasons change and our attire begins to shift, this is a good time to reconsider the items we use daily.
Wallets and card cases are items that accompany our daily actions and stay with us for a long time.
Why not choose something that suits you and feels comfortable to use as a new season begins?
In September, several auspicious days will arrive, providing an opportunity to welcome a new wallet or leather accessory.
Among them, Monday, September 14th, and Saturday, September 26th, are auspicious days when Ichiryū Manbai Nichi and Taian overlap.
They are recommended as days to acquire a new wallet or begin using one.
Prepare for a new season and new daily life with ITTI's wallets, which feature high-quality materials and functional beauty without waste.
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Auspicious Days in September
Ichiryū Manbai Nichi
Meaning "a single grain of rice growing ten thousandfold,"
it's an auspicious day to start something new.
- September 6 (Sunday)
- September 7 (Monday)
- September 14 (Monday)
- September 19 (Saturday)
- September 26 (Saturday)
Taian
Considered "auspicious for everything," it's the most popular auspicious day in Japan.
- September 4 (Friday)
- September 10 (Thursday)
- September 14 (Monday)
- September 20 (Sunday)
- September 26 (Saturday)
Mi no Hi (Day of the Snake)
Believed to be connected to Benzaiten, the goddess of wealth,
it's an auspicious day considered significant for financial matters.
- September 4 (Friday)
- September 16 (Wednesday)
- September 28 (Monday)
Tora no Hi (Day of the Tiger)
A day associated with good fortune for money. It is believed that money spent will return,
making it a suitable day for purchasing a wallet.
- September 1 (Tuesday)
- September 13 (Sunday)
- September 25 (Friday)
NEW WALLET FOR A NEW BEGINNING
Because you use it every day, choose one that suits you in terms of material, size, and how it's used. Select an item from ITTI's classic wallet collection that will accompany you in the days to come.
