William Morris Pimpernel RFID Armored Wallet

William Morris registered Pimpernel as a wallpaper pattern in February 1876, at forty-two and in the most prolific stretch of his career. The showpieces are big sensual tulips and their curling leaves, but he named the design instead for the pimpernel, a small unassuming British wildflower threading quietly through the pattern. He thought well enough of it to hang it in his own dining room at Kelmscott House in Hammersmith.

Bold tulips up close, quiet wildflowers when you look again.

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: Crossbody Bag, Eyeglass Case