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EDC Wallet - C.H Honey Ochre

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$18.5 $37 In stock

Category: EDC Wallet

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100% Handmade in Turkey

Product:

Handmade Leather EDC Wallet

Color/Finish:

Crazy Horse Honey Ochre/Distressed
Distressed smoky color showing under-tones of the black and rich grey. Ages and softens quicker compared to regular leather. Suede feeling finish.


Materials:

  • 100% vegetable tanned cow leather
  • Hand stitched using waxed polyamide thread
  • YKK Zippers

Dimensions:

11,5(4,52") cm x 9(3.54") cm x 2(0,78") cm when closed

11,5(4,52") cm x 15,5(6,10") cm when opened



Description:

The EDC Wallet is a great pocket size zippered wallet for carrying everyday tools. It's minimalist style makes it easy to match with any outfit and comes with a sturdy YKK zipper. Perfect for carrying cash, credit cards, and business cards. It's a great leather gift for him.

It can fit a B8/A8 or a credit card size notebook, Kaweco sport or similar size pens, or a mini flashlight.

Includes an outside pen loop for quick access.

You can use our special leather balm to help condition your EDC Wallet.

*Accessories not included

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Natalie R. ★★★★★

You can tell it’s genuinely handmade the moment you feel the leather—the crazy horse finish has this waxy grip that’s already softening at the edges after just a week. The honey ochre tones shift between black and rich grey depending on the light, which makes it look way more expensive than it was.

Zoe ★★★★★

The distressed finish is already showing those smoky black and grey undertones, and it looks even better in person than on screen. I've been carrying it for a week and the leather is softening up nicely while keeping its shape. Well worth it for a handmade piece that'll age with character.

Brian D. ★★★★★

The Crazy Horse leather has that perfect mix of ruggedness and softness right out of the box—the smoky grey undertones really pop under the honey ochre. I've been carrying it for a week and it's already starting to develop its own character, exactly the kind of aging I hoped for.