Navy Alligator mix Sesame Epsom Leather Card Holder
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Navy Alligator mix Sesame Epsom Leather Card Holder
Elevate your pocket rotation with a striking fusion of textures. This piece pairs the deep, exotic scales of Navy Alligator with the durable, structured grain of Sesame Epsom leather. The result is a sophisticated high contrast look that feels as good as it performs. Slim enough to disappear in your front pocket yet spacious enough to secure 7 cards, it is the ultimate upgrade for the modern minimalist who values distinct style.
- Material: Alligator Leather mix Epsom Leather
- Width: 10.5 cm (4.13 in)
- Height: 8.5 cm (3.34 in)
- Thickness: 0.5 cm (0.2 in)
- Capacity: 7 Compartments
We use DHL Express, USPS, FedEx, or Singapore Post for all international orders from Vietnam. These carriers usually deliver less than a week (3-7 business days), sometimes even faster than domestic delivery.
We accepts product returns and refunds within 30 days after receive product. If you have an issue with your order, please contact our customer support team via email at support@wildandking.com to initiate an inquiry.
- 1 x Navy Alligator mix Sesame Epsom Leather Card Holder
- 1 x wildandking packaging
- 1 x Mystery gift
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Material
Alligator Leather
Navy Alligator mix Sesame Epsom Leather Card Holder Structure
Wallet Packaging
All orders are delivered in a sturdy cardboard material with a natural brown box similar to the one in the image.
Processing
Cutting Leather
To get the best wallet leather, the first step is always to choose the best leather part on the best leather stock.
Skiving
Using a skiving machine is a precise technique that thins the leather edges, allowing artisans to control thickness for optimal tapering in areas needing stitching or folding.
Spray Painting
For each set of quality wallet, spray painting is repeated at least 3 times, until the level of perfection is achieved according to W&K standards.
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