Money Clip Wallet - Songket Black

Regular price: RM 370.00
Sale price: RM 370.00
Regular price: ~~RM 0.00~~

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“MADE TO LAST.”

Our Money Clip Wallet is 100% handcrafted and made of vegetable-tanned cow leather. The unique character of vegetable-tanned leather is that the edges shines naturally when burnished with a special leather edge gum and finished with high grade wax. The shine is produced by heat and friction, achieved by continuous burnishing of the edges.

Description
– size W12.4cm x H8.4cm
– 6 card slots for credit cards
– spring metal clip for notes
– approx 8mm thick when closed with 6 cards loaded
– colour options: Brown / Black (actual colour may vary)
– gift ready, comes in a box

Material
– made from vegetable-tanned buffalo leather
– 100% hand-crafted and hand-stitched with waxed polyester thread
– leather edges are hand burnished and finished with bees wax

Songket from borneo
The front fabric accent is songket fabric weaved by women artisans from Tanoti based in Sarawak (borneo), Malaysia. Tanoti is a social enterprise founded in 2012 with the purpose of empowering rural communities and women through textile and weaving craft.
[Songket is a hand-woven fabric in silk or cotton, and intricately patterned with gold or silver threads.]

Stamping
– initial stamping/debossing upon request. Please leave a remark upon checkout.
– default stamping location will be on the inside of wallet, bottom left corner

Our leather:
Our Money Clip Wallet is made of vegetable-tanned leather. Vegetable-tanned leather is an environmentally friendly leather, tanned using tannins and ingredients found in vegetable matter. Vegetable-tanned leather is known for its natural and rugged appearance and texture. Each piece of hide is unique. It is normal to have slight irregularities of texture, colour and grain. These imperfections add up to the character and originality of the leather. During initial wearings, do take note that our hand dyed leather may rub off on light coloured clothing. The leather will soften upon frequent wearing and it is normal for leather to fade when it ages.