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RFID Blocking Women Leather Wallet Small Bifold Zipper Pocket Wallet Card Case Purse with ID Window (Black) Brown $15.45 Wallets

RFID Blocking Women Leather Wallet Small Bifold Zipper Pocket Wallet Card Case Purse with ID Window (Black) Brown

Name: 9.72$ RFID Blocking Women Leather Wallet Small Bifold Zipper Pocket Wallet Card Case Purse with ID Window (Black) Brown
Brand: Handbagsonline
SKU: 5RMM8Q9TFZ
Price: 9.72 USD

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Description

Genuine Leather -- Made of high quality cowhide genuine wax oil leather. Longer time we use, nicer it becomes. This small wallet for women is compact yet small enough to put into your coat pocket or your cross body bag. Two button closure designs make it stays closed and flat when stuffed. Best choice for avoiding bulky looking wallets.
Functional Design -- Measure 5" x 3.7" x 1" in. As the bill section can hold up 40 pieces of dollar bills. Comes with 17 credit card slots and 2 ID windows, 1 zipped coin pocket, 2 full-length compartments, more Multiple layers of money, 1 detachable card compartment with 1 card slot and 1 ID window. The womens bifold wallet is roomy enough for fitting plenty of cards, change and some bills, coins, keep them well organize
Daily Fashion -- Use this ladies wallet every day to Shield against unauthorized RFID, NFC scans as reported in the media -- Use them if you spend time vacation or live overseas -- Protect yourself from strangers in public places -Great while using public transport or just in public places.
Warm reminder -- Avery's Boutique provides our customers with prompt responses and satisfying after-sales services, aiming to solve any issues when you are using the product. If there is any question or concern, please contact us and leave message that we will check and reply.
Safety -- Our womens wallets are equipped with advanced RFID SECURE Technology, a unique metal composite, engineered specifically to block 13.56 MHz or higher RFID signals and protect the valuable information stored on RFID chips from unauthorized scans.