Small and compact, this phone wallet adds a splash of style to daily errands. It comes in one size (7.5" x 4.9") and features an extendable faux leather strap (29.6" to 51.2"). Two main compartments have a flip-up cover—one for a phone and three hidden ones for regular size cards. Made from high-grade microfiber leather, it will stay sturdy for ages.
.: Material: 100% high-grade faux leather
.: One size: 7.5" × 4.9" × 1" (19cm × 12.5cm × 2.5cm)
.: Detachable, adjustable faux leather strap (29.6" to 51.2" (75cm to 130cm))
.: 2 main flip-up compartments with 1 pocket and 3 hidden card slots
.: Black microfiber leather back
.: Lightweight and compact
Artwork designed and digitally remastered by Sarasvati Designs. “Bird” by William Morris is pattern registered in 1878. Morris designed it for the walls of the drawing room of his family home, Kelmscott House, in the Hammersmith area of London. It continued to be made after Morris & Company established textile production at Merton Abbey in 1881, and it was produced in three colorways. Morris himself referred to this type of fabric as "woven wool tapestry," though it is not technically a tapestry weave but a doublecloth. The effect of this heavy wool fabric when used as a wall covering, as it was at Kelmscott House, is a fine example of Morris' interpretation of the decorative arts of that era.
