Blue Nuit is dark enough to be mistaken for black until you put it beside actual black, at which point the blue shows through like the last light in a night sky. On a passport holder that restraint matters; this is a piece that lives in a jacket pocket and should not compete with anything you are wearing.
The format is the same compact 13.5 by 9.5 cm cover, 1.5 cm thick, built to take a standard passport with a little air around it. Evecolor has a fine, even grain and a soft hand, so the cover flexes rather than cracking at the spine when you open it a hundred times on a long trip.
Inside, a passport slots against one panel and there is room left for a folded customs form or a second boarding pass. The enamel fittings catch the light at the closure, and against this shade of blue they read almost like jewellery, which is a pleasant surprise on an object designed for paperwork.
One warning: this blue is dark enough to hide in a black-lined bag, so the enamel fitting becomes your landmark when you are digging for it at a gate. Otherwise it has been effortless, with no conditioning and no babysitting, just a passport kept straight and dry.
Where it suits: overnight flights, visa queues and any desk where you would rather not draw attention to your papers. It behaves the way a good coat button behaves, functioning quietly, and it will outlast the passport it protects if you let it.





























