Alma Leather Travel Wallet In Black

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Available in soft leather, the Alma Travel Wallet is the perfect partner to pop into the matching Little Venice cross-body bag. 6 compartments for cards, 2 compartments for passports, and a zipped compartment.

Wipe with a damp cloth.
Leather 100%

Made in: Turkey

Folded 11 x 14 cm, open 14 x 22 cm.

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SJW BAGS LONDON

Based in United Kingdom

London-based luxury handbag label launched by Alev Ozturk in 2016, offering a colourful range of unique, practical designs with maximum wearability and style. The SJW label is named after St.John's Wood, stylish enclave of North West London. Every piece in the collection is named in homage to the different people, landmark and places of this multicultural and welcoming neighbourhood.
The eye-catching ikat fabrics SJW bags are known for, are entirely handmade, with the width and breadth of each design determined by each maker’s arm length. Each bag is designed with this in mind, using any extra material to create something new. Remnant fabric from larger bags, along with any offcuts from ethically sourced leathers are used to make mini wallets, wristlets or straps until it’s all gone.

London-based luxury handbag label launched by Alev Ozturk in 2016, offering a

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