







ADDA SAFFIANO
Adda Saffiano is a passport holder with card slots from Moreschi's small leather goods line. The Saffiano finish presses a fine, even crosshatch into the calfskin, which keeps small everyday marks from showing and helps the surface stay crisp for months of use in a pocket or bag.
The exterior is kept deliberately plain: the only detail is the Moreschi "scarpini" logo, hot-stamped into the lower right corner. Inside, everything has its place: a dedicated passport sleeve, five card slots and an extra pocket for a boarding pass or receipts. All of it is lined in Moreschi's black "scarpini"-pattern fabric.
Adda measures 9.5 x 14 cm (3.74" x 5.51") closed and 19 x 14 cm (7.48" x 5.51") open. It fits easily into an inside jacket pocket, a travel case or a designated slot in carry-on luggage.
This passport holder solves a specific problem for anyone who travels with any regularity: passport, cards and boarding documents scattered across different pockets of a bag at the gate or at security.
Of the two colors, black is the more adaptable choice for anyone using it mainly for work, since it disappears into whatever dark bag or luggage is already in rotation. Dark blue suits anyone who carries more than one similar item and wants to tell them apart at a glance, or who would simply rather handle something less anonymous on a regular basis.
Frequent travelers often pair it with something more structured, like the Bernina Saffiano clutch or the Cervino Grain messenger bag, which has a dedicated outer pocket for passport and documents.
The name "Adda" comes from the river in Lombardy that rises in the Rhaetian Alps and has long been associated with movement: Leonardo da Vinci studied it in detail at Vaprio d'Adda, sketching its locks and water systems.
Anyone who wants something slimmer for daily use, without the passport sleeve, might look at the Arno Saffiano card holder instead.