RFID Coin Pocket Wallet
Compact bifold with dedicated zip coin pocket. 4 cards + cash + coins. YKK brass zipper.
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Product Line
Leather Wallets
Classic and contemporary leather wallet architectures in full-grain, top-grain and Nappa finishes. Every piece is thickness-graded before cutting, edge-sealed in three passes, and lined with a woven 13.56 MHz RFID shield. The category covers bifolds, trifolds, slim front-pocket designs, money clips and card holders — built for back-pocket carry, front-pocket minimalism, or travel organisation.
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RFID Leather Card Holder
RFID-blocking leather card holder that fits in any front pocket.
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RFID Travel Wallet
Passport-friendly travel wallet with RFID shield, boarding pass slot and coin pocket.
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Slim Bifold PU Leather Card Holder Wallet
Compact PU leather magic wallet with an open design and polyester lining, featuring a waterproof slim…
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Women’s Slim Wallet
Compact fold-over wallet sized for women’s bags, holding cards and notes.
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What this line covers
| Materials | Full-grain · top-grain · Nappa · genuine cowhide (0.8–1.8 mm) |
|---|---|
| Architectures | Bifold · trifold · slim · money clip · card holder |
| Card capacity | 2–15 slots depending on format |
| MOQ | 300 pcs per colour |
| Sampling | 7–15 days |
Engineering
How we build this line
A leather wallet is decided at the cutting table, not the sewing machine. We grade every hide by thickness before clicker-die cutting, then pair thick and thin panels so the folded stack stays uniform. The RFID shield is built as a continuous envelope — not a loose sheet — with an 8 mm overlap at every seam. Edges are painted in three passes with sanding between, because a single thick coat cracks at the fold within months.
The full build logic — DFM, tolerances and equipment — is explained on our machining process page, with materials and surface options on the materials page.
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Thickness grading
Every hide is measured at three points before cutting. Thick panels are matched with thin linings so the folded wallet closes flat, not wedge-shaped.
02
Three-pass edge sealing
Each edge receives a thin coat, a sand, and a second coat — repeated three times. The result flexes with the leather rather than cracking at the crease.
03
RFID envelope construction
The shielding laminate is folded into a continuous pocket with overlap at every opening. Signal leakage happens at seams, not in the middle of a panel.
Buyer guidance
Full-grain vs top-grain: the decision that changes everything
Full-grain keeps the natural surface — grain marks, scars, colour variation — and develops a patina that is unique to the owner. It is the most durable leather and the most expensive, but it varies between hides, which makes large-run colour matching a challenge. Top-grain is sanded and corrected for uniformity. It costs less, looks more consistent, and is the safer choice for a first programme where predictability matters more than character.
The practical advice: specify full-grain when your brand sells heritage and longevity. Specify top-grain when you need every unit to look identical on a shelf. We stock both and will tell you which one suits your price point and your story.
Buyer guidance
Why thickness grading matters more than leather grade
A wallet folded from two 1.6 mm panels is 3.2 mm at the spine before cards go in. Add six cards and it is 8 mm — the difference between comfortable and bulky. The problem is not the grade; it is that most manufacturers cut from the same hide without grading, so a thick outer pairs with a thick lining and the wallet bulges.
We grade every hide before cutting and match thick outers with thin linings. The result is a wallet that closes flat empty and stays comfortable loaded. Ask for the empty and loaded thickness on any quote — a supplier who cannot give both numbers is guessing.
Buyer guidance
The edge is the first thing a customer touches
The edge of a leather wallet is handled every time the product is picked up. A raw edge feels unfinished. A thick single coat feels plasticky and cracks within months. A three-pass edge with sanding between each coat feels smooth, looks precise, and survives years of folding.
This is not a detail that shows up in renderings, and it is the detail that separates a wallet that gets recommended from one that gets returned. We apply three passes as standard on every leather line, not as an upgrade.
Customisation
What we change on this line
- Leather grade selection: full-grain, top-grain, Nappa, or vegan microfibre PU
- Edge colour matched to your brand Pantone, with contrast or tone-on-tone options
- RFID shielding integrated into any leather architecture without changing the silhouette
Questions
Leather Wallets — common questions
What is the real difference between full-grain and top-grain?
Full-grain keeps the natural surface and develops patina; top-grain is sanded for uniformity. Full-grain varies between hides, top-grain is consistent batch to batch.
Will the edge paint crack at the fold?
Not with our three-pass process. Each coat is sanded before the next, creating a flexible finish that moves with the leather.
Can I mix leather grades in one order?
Yes, as long as each colourway clears 300 pieces. We recommend the same grade across a range for visual consistency.
Feel the edge and the fold before you commit.
Leather samples ship in 72 hours. Ask for a folded, loaded sample so you can judge thickness and edge finish together.