Chrisy’s Stitchless Wallet, Leather EDC Card and Cash-holder Pocket Pouch Colour:Bottiglia 100% Hand crafted Colour:Museum Sunflower Yellow

Name: Chrisy’s Stitchless Wallet, Leather EDC Card and Cash-holder Pocket Pouch Colour:Bottiglia 100% Hand crafted Colour:Museum Sunflower Yellow
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 81240925585
Price: 45.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4455 (6 reviews)

Chrisy’s Stitchless Wallet, Leather EDC Card and Cash-holder Pocket Pouch Colour:Bottiglia 100% Hand crafted Colour:Museum Sunflower Yellow

SKU 81240925585 · ★ 4.4

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Chrisy’s Stitchless Wallet, Leather EDC Card and Cash holder Pocket Pouch Colour:Bottiglia 100% Hand crafted Colour:Museum Sunflower Yellow 100% Hand crafted stainless steel nickel Chicago fastening bolts Featuring 7 holes as standard with 1 inch spacing This is our totally stitch free card and cash holder EDC Pouch made from the very finest cut and finished

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