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main cardmost days a pocket ends up holding a few cards and a note, and a regular wallet is more bulk than that needs. this is a trifold in dupont™ tyvek, folded and glued rather than stitched, so there are no seams or extra layers and it sits flat in a front pocket.
- how light 9 grams, you'll forget it's there
- how thin 3 mm folded, fits anywhere
- what fits inside 8+ cards, bills go in unfolded
- rain and spills tyvek doesn't soak up water, wipe it off
- when it's done recyclable, fully vegan
- quick access strap keeps a card ready
tyvek® is a material made by dupont™, originally designed to protect buildings from weather. it's water-resistant, tear-resistant, and weighs almost nothing. and because it's not leather, it doesn't crack or peel, it just softens over time. and because it's soft, it gradually shapes itself around the cards you carry.
if it gets dirty, wipe it with a damp cloth. for something more, hand-wash gently and let it air dry.
we leave out the rfid blocking layer on purpose, because the chip already covers the payment: contactless cards send a fresh encrypted token with every transaction, so a card number read on its own isn't enough to pay with. if you want shielding, slip an rfid-blocking card into the stack.
every wallet tells its own story. the longer you carry it, the more it changes. gentle creases form where you fold it. the edges get softer. after a few months, it stops feeling like something you bought and starts feeling like something that's yours.
do i have to fold my banknotes?
no. the bill pocket runs the full length of a note, so it goes in straight, in euro or czk. when you close the wallet the note bends with it, the same way it does in any folded wallet.
how many cards does it hold?
three card slots inside and two on the sides, one of which is the strap you pull a card from without opening the wallet. how many cards go in isn't a fixed number: tyvek is soft and shapes itself around the stack you carry, so some people keep three cards in theirs and some keep fifteen.
will cards fall out without a zip or a snap?
they're held by the geometry of the folded layers rather than elastic or a zip. tyvek shapes itself around the number of cards you carry and then keeps that shape, so it's worth carrying it roughly as full as you're used to. karolína, who has carried hers for a year with a steady number of cards, writes in her review that the cards sit firmly and nothing falls out. the card on the outer strap comes out when you pull it deliberately.
does it have a coin pocket?
it doesn't. it's built for cards and bills.
how long does it last?
it depends on how you carry it. with everyday use, around eight cards and kept dry, it holds its looks for years. if you overfill it, pull cards out daily, or take it through damp and salt, the print starts to wear sooner. material faults are covered by a 24-month warranty.
what happens if it gets wet?
tyvek doesn't soak up water, so rain and spills are fine and you simply wipe the drops off. for a proper clean, hand-wash it gently and let it air dry. it doesn't belong in a washing machine.
does it block rfid?
no, and that's deliberate. the chip already covers the payment, because contactless cards send a fresh encrypted token with every transaction, so a card number read on its own isn't enough to pay with. if you want shielding, slip an rfid-blocking card into the stack.
is it a paper wallet?
it isn't. tyvek is hdpe synthetic fiber that only looks like paper and behaves like fabric: it doesn't tear the way paper does and water doesn't bother it.
what if it isn't for me?
you can return it within 14 days. manufacturing faults are covered by the statutory 24-month warranty, so if something goes wrong, get in touch.
