Wallets

A wallet is a personal gift with a logo

A carefully selected gift with a logo is personal, practical and presentable. A branded wallet or card holder works for clients, business partners, employees and milestone gifts. The range includes classic wallets with banknote and coin compartments, slim card wallets, RFID-enabled models, metal card holders, phone wallets and selected designs with an AirTag compartment.

Choose by card and document capacity, banknote format, coin pocket, closure, dimensions and material. Options include genuine leather, PU, aluminium, Tyvek, cork and other materials. A material name alone does not prove durability, origin or environmental performance, and RFID protection should be claimed only when supported by documentation for the specific model.

Decoration depends on the surface. Genuine leather may suit laser engraving or debossing, metal card holders suit engraving, and selected synthetic surfaces may accept UV or another print. Seams, press studs, pockets, magnets and uneven internal structures can restrict the branding area. Natural leather varies in colour and grain, so the engraving shade may differ between products and batches.

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FAQ:

1. What types of branded wallets can I order?
   Options include classic banknote and coin wallets, slim card wallets, RFID-enabled models, metal card holders, phone wallets and selected designs with an AirTag compartment. Availability depends on stock and quantity.

2. How do I choose the right size and capacity?
   Check external dimensions, number of card slots, banknote pocket size, coin compartment and document pockets. Confirm whether the stated capacity applies to flat or embossed cards.

3. Which material makes a presentable business gift?
   Genuine leather has a classic appearance, aluminium suits slim card holders, PU offers varied finishes, and Tyvek or cork provides a distinctive look. Choose by audience, use, care and budget.

4. What does RFID protection in a wallet mean?
   It means the product is designed to reduce the reading of certain contactless-card signals. Check the tested frequency, card position and method in the supplier's documentation; a generic label is not sufficient evidence.

5. Does an AirTag or MagSafe wallet include the tracker or fit every phone?
   Not necessarily. The AirTag may be sold separately, while MagSafe compatibility depends on the phone, case and magnetic construction. The product page should state exactly what is included and supported.

6. Which branding method works on a wallet?
   Leather often suits debossing or model-specific laser engraving, metal suits engraving, and selected synthetic surfaces may accept UV or another print. Material, coating, construction and accessible flat area determine the method.

7. Will engraving or debossing look the same on every wallet?
   No. Laser colour depends on material, colour and finish, while natural leather varies in grain and shade. Debossing creates a tone-on-tone impression; foil stamping adds a selected metallic or coloured finish.

8. Can each wallet carry the recipient's name or initials?
   Yes, when the model and process support variable data. Individual names usually add setup and production time, so approve spelling, font, position and the final data list before manufacturing.

9. Is a leather or cork wallet automatically sustainable?
   No. Material origin, processing, additional components, certification, manufacturing, service life and care all matter. Use environmental claims only when they are documented for that specific product.

10. What determines price, minimum order and lead time?
    Model, material, colour, quantity, branding size and positions, individual names, gift packaging and stock all matter. Send an enquiry with quantity, deadline, artwork and personalisation details.