William Morris Strawberry Thief Keychain Wallet

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.

Keys on the outside, cards on the inside. Nothing to dig for.

Textured vegan leather with three card slots, an extra pocket for folded notes or receipts, and a zippered center pocket. The gold-toned chain and keyring keep your keys on the outside where you can reach them. RFID-blocking throughout.

4.75" wide x 3.5" tall x 0.25" thick

Also available as: Armored Wallet, Zipper Wallet, Wristlet, Card Holder, Tape Measure