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Buttero Leather Card Holder | Hand-Stitched Bifold, Slim, Personalized Engraving Gift| Gift for him.

Personalisiertes Kartenetui aus Butterleder | Handgenähtes Einzelstück | Geschenk für Mann, Herrengeschenk

€22,99

Handcrafted Card Holder from Italian Butter Leather

Hello everyone,
I'm excited to introduce you to my new card holder. This card case is crafted from soft butter leather by the renowned Italian tannery Conceria Walpier. The leather is vegetable-tanned—free from chrome and harmful chemicals. Available in the timeless colors black and natural.

Each piece is a unique work of pure handcraft. The wallet is cut by hand from a single piece of full-grain cowhide. All parts are glued, hand-punched, and then entirely hand-stitched. Finally, the edges are carefully burnished by hand and refined with high-quality Japanese wax. The result is a wallet you would never find in mass-produced goods.

Upon request, I can also add a personal engraving for you—be it a name, a date, or the name of a loved one.

With practical dimensions of 9.5 cm x 7.5 cm, this slim bifold is the ideal companion for your daily essentials. The clever interior layout offers five slots, keeping your most important cards—from credit cards to ID—neatly organized and within easy reach. The case is designed to protect your cards and prevent them from slipping out. Initially, inserting and removing cards may feel a little firm, but after a short break-in period of a few days, they will fit perfectly: not too loose, not too tight.

Personal engraving (optional):
Add an individual touch to your leather case. We finely engrave your desired text—such as a name, a special date, or a short motto—into the leather.

Restrictions: Engraving is possible on one side only. Maximum 10 characters (uppercase and lowercase letters).
Examples: YOUR NAME, Max Mustermann, February 2nd, 2022

This handcrafted wallet combines robust craftsmanship with understated elegance, making it the perfect, long-lasting everyday companion. Handmade in my workshop in Rostock, Germany.

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