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William Morris Strawberry Thief RFID Armored Wallet
William Morris Strawberry Thief RFID Armored Wallet
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William Morris designed Strawberry Thief in 1883 after watching thrushes raid the strawberry beds in his kitchen garden at Kelmscott Manor. Producing it took him years, because he insisted on the difficult indigo-discharge method instead of cheaper chemical dyes. It became the most popular furnishing fabric he ever made and is still the design most people picture when they think of Arts and Crafts.
Look closely and you will find the thieves, birds with berries in their beaks.
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: Zipper Wallet, Keychain Wallet, Wristlet, Card Holder, Tape Measure
SKU:71647
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Perfect for me. It's very useful and the design is my personality
It looks pretty and it's definitely cheap in price but it's plastic and made In China, pretty sure the latch that is also plastic will break soon and doesn't really hold that many credit cards.
Item received as pictured. Described as Armored Wallet. Clasp and surrounding closure black plastic and feels flimsy with anticipated risk to wear (break) quickly. Ordered from UTAH, plainly labeled MADE IN CHINA. Compared to other slim card wallets I am reviewing.
Super beautiful, looks just like the photo and is the perfect size but I'm worried this won't last long. the clasp seems like hard plastic. fingers crossed!
William Morris Strawberry Thief RFID Armored Wallet