Monarque by Fig Design Group
Hokusai The Great Wave RFID Armored Wallet
Hokusai The Great Wave RFID Armored Wallet
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Hokusai designed The Great Wave off Kanagawa around 1831, in his seventies, as the opening print of his series Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji. Three boats disappear under a wave whose claw-like crest dwarfs Fuji in the distance. Because it was a woodblock print, thousands of impressions were pulled, which is how it reached Europe and shaped a generation of painters including Van Gogh and Monet.
Sturdy aluminum shell with a strong closing clasp and a tear-resistant fabric accordion inside that holds up to 6 cards. RFID-blocking construction shields your contactless cards from skimming. Slim enough for a front pocket or a small bag.
4.5" wide x 3" tall x 0.75" thick
Also available as: Slim Wallet, Eyeglass Case
SKU:71353
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Ordered as a gift for a friend who saw mine and wished she had one too - so she is getting one from me.
The overall wallet is slightly bigger than previous ones I had but each section was slightly smaller. I actually couldn't fit 2 cards that I had in my previous wallet.
Yes, it met my expectations and met the description. I have had many of these from multiple sellers and walk-in stores as well. I will keep buying these because I like that they keep CC organized and separated for grabbing easily and the RFD protection is a must in a wallet as well of course. The little plastic clasps on these wallets will break if you aren’t careful with them. Dropping it can cause this and overstuffing them can cause this. It will only take so much sharing in each slotted space provided. So if you think you are going to stuff it with business cards and double share thicker credit cards, just forget it. It will either not close and break the clasp when you try forcing it closed or it will close for only a limited number of times before overstuffing it breaks the clasp. You’ll live & learn & buy it over & over❣️
Beautiful. Holds maybe 10 cards comfortably. Nothing bigger than a card,however.
Just as described. Love it .