A front flap clutch wallet for a minimalistic style, designed to be a daily carry. It contains 3 card slip pockets, 1 cash or receipt slip pockets, 1 zippered coin pocket, and 1 slip pocket for your phone (or cash / receipts). Handmade in the USA with Chestnut Bridle leather, solid brass hardware, and a YKK zipper. This premium leather will gracefully age and gain a patina with use.
Measurements closed: 7 3/4” wide, 4 1/2” tall
Measurements open: 7 3/4” long, 12” tall
Phone to fit: iPhone Pro 15 Max
Bird Trouble partners with a small family-owned leather manufacturing team with over a decade of experience based out of Ohio USA to bring you our Bridle and Latigo leather goods.
American Steer Bridle Leather is a premium vegetable tanned leather that is hot stuffed with oils and tallows, giving it a smooth rich cut and water-resistance abilities. It will patina like fine wine over time. This leather is sturdy, keeps a shape really well, has a waxy feel, and a beautiful sheen.
LIFETIME GUARANTEE ON STITCHING, RIVETS, AND HARWARE
A front flap clutch wallet for a minimalistic style, designed to be a daily carry. It contains 3 card slip pockets, 1 cash or receipt slip pockets, 1 zippered coin pocket, and 1 slip pocket for your phone (or cash / receipts). Handmade in the USA with Chestnut Bridle leather, solid brass hardware, and a YKK zipper. This premium leather will gracefully age and gain a patina with use.
Measurements closed: 7 3/4” wide, 4 1/2” tall
Measurements open: 7 3/4” long, 12” tall
Phone to fit: iPhone Pro 15 Max
Bird Trouble partners with a small family-owned leather manufacturing team with over a decade of experience based out of Ohio USA to bring you our Bridle and Latigo leather goods.
American Steer Bridle Leather is a premium vegetable tanned leather that is hot stuffed with oils and tallows, giving it a smooth rich cut and water-resistance abilities. It will patina like fine wine over time. This leather is sturdy, keeps a shape really well, has a waxy feel, and a beautiful sheen.
LIFETIME GUARANTEE ON STITCHING, RIVETS, AND HARWARE
