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Water-resistant nylon, D-ring strap mounts, shielded card panel.
- Water-resistant nylon, D-ring strap mounts, shielded card panel
- 100% Satisfaction Guarantee
- Straps and wallets are paired at packing, so a strap shortage holds the whole colour
KEEP THE DOCUMENTS ON YOU UNTIL YOU ARE THROUGH
Taxi, kerb, check-in, security, gate: that is the hour when a wallet gets left on a counter. Worn under a jacket on a flat woven strap, five passports and the passes stay with you the whole way — then the strap clips off and it is a folder in a bag again.
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Detachable neck strap — clips to two D-rings, comes off for the days you do not need it
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Five stepped passport pockets — the booklets sit in a staircase so you read the tabs at a glance
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Zipped coin pocket — for the last of a currency you will not see again for a year
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Quiet unbranded shell — nothing on the outside, which is the point of wearing it hidden
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Water-resistant nylon — sheds the rain between the taxi and the terminal door
A document wallet with a detachable neck strap, so the passports can hang under a jacket in transit and sit in the bag the rest of the time.
Wears under a jacket, packs in a bag
Between the taxi and the gate is the window where documents go missing, and that is the window the strap exists for. The wallet holds up to five passports in stepped pockets, a long sleeve for boarding passes, four card slots and a zipped coin pocket. The strap clips to two D-rings and comes off entirely, so it is a neck wallet for the transit hours and a flat folder for the rest of the trip. The shell is a quiet water-resistant nylon with no branding, which is the point of a thing you wear under clothing.
What you get
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Detachable neck strap — clips to two D-rings, comes off for the days you do not need it
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Five stepped passport pockets — the booklets sit in a staircase so you read the tabs at a glance
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Zipped coin pocket — for the last of a currency you will not see again for a year
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Quiet unbranded shell — nothing on the outside, which is the point of wearing it hidden
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Water-resistant nylon — sheds the rain between the taxi and the terminal door
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Long boarding-pass sleeve — full-length, so the barcode never folds across a crease
Specifications
| Dimensions |
23 x 13 x 2 cm (9 x 5.1 x 0.8 in) |
| Capacity |
Up to 5 passports, 4 cards, boarding passes, coins |
| Strap |
Detachable, adjustable to approx. 85 cm (33.5 in) |
| Material |
Water-resistant nylon, polyester lining, RFID-blocking card panel |
| Weight |
Approx. 190 g (6.7 oz) with strap |
| Care |
Wipe clean, air dry, do not machine wash |
Questions about the travel wallet
Is it comfortable worn under a shirt?
Under a jacket or a loose shirt, yes — it is 2 cm thick loaded, and the strap is a flat woven webbing rather than a cord. Under a fitted shirt with five passports in it, you will know it is there.
Can I use it without the strap?
That is how most people use it most of the time. The strap clips off at two D-rings and the wallet becomes a flat folder that lives in a day bag. Take the strap for the transit days.
Does it have RFID blocking?
There is a shielded panel behind the four card slots. The passport pockets are not shielded, which matters less than it sounds — a passport chip is not readable through a closed booklet at any useful distance.
