Compact wallet by SECRID
The SECRID is only 16 mm thick
SECRID wallet in beige
The SECRID can hold cards, business cards, documents or banknotes

SECRID Miniwallet Matte | Desert

A smart wallet by Dutch brand SECRID.

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zł299.00


Description

Coins and paper money have served as the primary method of payment for centuries. The arrival of high-tech cards caused a rapid replacement of these traditional means of payment. This new era of technology calls for an innovative type of wallet. One that protects both your privacy and your money. The Secrid wallet does exactly that both in terms of security and style.

SECRID Wallet is made of natural leather where inside we can find metal Cardprotector for 6 cards, which provides fast and easy access to your cards. The inside of Cardprotector has 3M foil, which protects from stealing.

We can also find two pockets for business cards and ID as well as a space for some banknotes.

Size | 65 x 102 x 21 mm

Weight | 72 grams

Material | Solid aluminium, leather

Made in Holland

Product Details

Kolor
Beige
MM-Desert
New

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