Pop-Up Wallets · OEM / ODM / Private Label / Wholesale
Pop-Up Wallet Manufacturer & Pop-Up Card Holder Supplier
Aluminium pop-up wallets with a cycle-tested ejector mechanism, built from MOQ 300. Choose the mechanism, card capacity and finish, and know what moves your quote before you ask for one. Factory evidence lives on the Manufacturing page.
Low MOQ
300 pcs per colour
Mechanism
Cycle-tested ejector
Prototype
7–15 days
Product range
Pop-up wallets and card holders we manufacture
Three mechanism families cover most brand programmes, from a slim ejector to a leather-wrapped body.
Ejector
Pop-up card holders
Aluminium ejector body with a tested spring; 4–6 card capacity and RFID-blocking option.
Hybrid
Leather-wrapped pop-up
Metal mechanism inside a leather shell for a premium hand feel.
Tracking
Pop-up with AirTag
Pop-up body with an integrated AirTag / tracker slot.
RFID
RFID-blocking pop-up
Shielded liner behind the metal body to stop card skimming.
Mechanism & materials
Mechanism, materials and finish you can specify
The mechanism is the part most factories get wrong. These are the options we machine, and what each one changes.
| Aspect | What you get |
|---|---|
| Mechanism | Ejector spring or side-slider; both cycle-tested before assembly |
| Body | 6061 aluminium, anodised; stainless steel available |
| Card capacity | 4–12 cards, set by the plate stack |
| RFID | Optional blocking liner behind the card stack |
| Finish | Type II / III anodising, bead blast, laser engraving |
| Logo | Laser etch, pad print, metal badge |
Pricing
MOQ, tooling and how pricing works
Unit price is never published — it moves with mechanism, capacity, material and quantity, so it is quoted per specification. What you can see up front is MOQ and tooling.
| Route | MOQ | Tooling | Includes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stock design + logo | 300 pcs / colour | None | Logo and finish options; quote within 24 hours |
| Custom body or mechanism | 500 pcs | $2k–10k | Custom mechanism tuning and finish; sample before production |
| Full custom (new mechanism) | 1,000 pcs | $8k–20k | New ejector tooling; sample + cycle test |
Decision guide
Ejector or side-slider: how to choose
- Ejector (pop-up). Push-button fan-out; the classic pop-up feel. Best for brands selling the ‘wow’ moment.
- Side-slider. Cards slide out laterally; fewer moving parts, lower failure rate, thinner body.
- Metal cards. Many mechanisms do not grip metal cards reliably — we set clearance and spring tension per card thickness.
- Capacity. Six or more cards needs a deeper plate stack; four cards stays slim.
Quality
How we test pop-up wallets before they ship
A pop-up wallet lives or dies on its mechanism, so the ejector is tested before assembly and again at final QC.
01
Mechanism cycle
Ejector actuated on a test rig to catch spring fatigue and button stick.
02
Card clearance
Slot clearance set per card thickness so cards eject without jamming.
03
Spring tension
Tension measured mid-batch, not just at final QC.
Pricing logic
What actually moves your quote
- Mechanism. An ejector adds a spring, plates and assembly steps versus a static holder.
- Quantity. 500 to 5,000 pieces typically drops unit cost 18–30%.
- Finish. Type III anodising and two-tone add labour and rejection risk.
- Capacity. Each extra card in the stack adds material and machining.
- Packaging. A rigid box can cost more than the wallet at low volume.
FAQ
Pop Up Wallet Manufacturer sourcing, answered
Start your pop-up wallet programme
Tell us the mechanism, card capacity and finish. We scope tooling, sampling and production and come back with a landed-cost estimate.