Montreal Compact Tan RFID Leather Wallet
- In stock – Shipping $6 - Free over $125
- Shipping $6 - Free over $125
- In stock
- Return within 365 days - no questions asked!
- Room for cards, IDs, bills, and coins
- Protected against RFID skimming
- External closure for added security
- Smart-looking gift box included
Description
This men's wallet is roomier on the inside than it appears on the outside, with a divided compartment for notes, 3 2-card slots, and a separate snap button coin pocket. A press-stud closure keeps your valuables safe.
Your credit cards, driver's license, and other IDs that use RFID chips are protected against hacking by a special lining.
Every wallet in the collection has a unique appearance. The minimally processed premium buffalo leather retains the natural wrinkles and defects of the hide, which keeps looking better as it ages.
Ships in a cool, elegant gift box.
Specifications
Customer Reviews
Good quality
OK
Nice, right color, but I was expecting it a little bigger.
Good afternoon, I didn't know your store, I found it by chance while researching a gift for my boyfriend. I loved the wide range of male products they have. The website is easy to access, intuitive and complete. I made the purchase very easily and arrived on time 4-5 working days. The quality of the wallet is spectacular, in leather. I really enjoyed it as did my boyfriend. We will buy again at Trendhim. Thanks!
The product is of very good quality and delicate. I recommend both the products (it is not the first time I buy products from this company) and the company that sells them.
Poli kalo, tha agorasw ki allo proion
It's been perfect, even better than Petek
the wallet is small and elegant
Top Nice Sturdy compact black with lots of storage options.
At first glance, you can see that it is a high-quality wallet. The price is adequate for the quality. The material is pleasant to the touch, there is enough space for payment cards and a compartment for small change, which is surprisingly hard to find in men's wallets these days.
