Vintage Wallet - Wristlet - Woman Kissing Moon - Casual Clutch Wallet - Vintage Phone Wallet by divineandplayart

Esoteric Design: 47.00 USD

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Our wallets epitomize the innovative design spirit of the USA, meticulously crafted to meet high-quality standards. Produced in China with expert precision and efficiency, each wallet showcases our commitment to excellence.

Crafted from carefully selected PU material, our handheld wallets feature a spacious main compartment with multiple card slots, cash compartments, and even space for mobile phones. Transition seamlessly from day to night by using it as a clutch bag for receptions, ensuring convenience without compromising style.

Ideal as a gift for family, partners, or friends, our wallets are easy to maintain – simply wipe with a damp cloth and cold water, then air dry for optimal care.


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