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The Minimalist - Camo Series
The minimalist wallet is perfect for those who likes to keep things simple and efficient. It features a 3 pockets design that will fit up to 9 cards in total.
It will also fit a couple of folded bills.
This wallet is meticulously made by hand.
Note: If you would like to mix leather and thread colors, please let us know in the checkout process. It will be our pleasure to customize your wallet to your desires.
- Our best selling wallet!
- Fits 9 cards.
- Handmade in Canada.
- Made of quality leathers from renown tanneries.
- Perfect for those who want to transition to a more compact wallet size.
- Built to last a lifetime.
Here is a video to show how it is made. Make sure you listen in HD!
Shipping
Free standard shipping to Canada and USA on order over 35$.
We offer international shipping. Cost will be calculated at checkout.
Leathers and Thread
Leathers we use:
- Buttero is a vegetable tanned leather from the Italian tannery Conceria Walpier. It is considered to be one of the highest quality leathers produced.
- Pueblo is a vegetable tanned leather from the Italian tannery Badalassi Carlo and is well known for it's quality and exceptional look.
- The Camo Series is using Italian leather from the tannery La Perla Azzurra
- The Vintage Series is using chrome tanned leather from Acadia Leather.
Thread we use:
- Ritza Tiger Thread (Made in Germany).
Lifetime Warranty
All of our products are of very high quality. From the materials we use to the way we craft the final product. That is why they are backed with our Lifetime Warranty.
If over time, your product degrades in it's construction. Please send us an email at info@flintandsteel.co and we will send you the instructions to send back the item for repair or replacement.
What is covered: Any defect in the construction or craftsmanship of the product.
What is not covered: Abuse, normal wear and tear, cuts, scratches.