Genuine Italian Leather Money Clip Bifold Wallet with Bill Slim Mini Card Pass and IC Card Holder for Men IMC1 [BLUE SINCERE] Compartment, Wallet,

What is Blue Cynthia? With the philosophy of "solving social issues in Bangladesh while developing the brand," Blue Cynthia produces bags and wallets in its own factory with Bangladeshi artisans, exploring the possibilities of local materials and producing highly functional products that can be used in developed countries. This smart money clip features a simple design: It features six card slots, including an external IC card pocket and a hidden pocket. It also comes with a mini pocket for easy access to cards. This smart wallet is perfect for smart business situations and the cashless era where coins are no longer used. [Luxuriously crafted from 100% Italian leather] Italian leather is resistant to scratches and stains, so it can withstand hard, daily use. The more you use it, the more lustrous the leather becomes, and even minor scratches will fade with a little rubbing. The leather itself is slightly stiffer to ensure long-lasting use. Please understand this before purchasing. [Size] Width 11.7 x Height 8.7 x Depth 1.3 cm Weight: Approximately 86 g [Material] Genuine cowhide Italian leather [Note] * Products manufactured and sold by BLUE SINCERE are constantly acquiring intellectual property rights. [Country of Origin] Bangladesh (Produced in our own local factory) What is Blue Cynthia? With the philosophy of "solving social issues in Bangladesh while developing the brand," we work with Bangladeshi artisans in our own factory to explore the potential of local materials and produce highly functional bags and wallets that are suitable for use in developed countries. [Smart Money Clip with a Simple Design] The card storage compartment features six pockets, including an external IC card pocket and a hidden pocket. It also includes a mini pocket for quick and easy access to cards. This smart wallet is perfect for smart business situations and the cashless era in which coins are no longer used.