Custom Leather Wallets

Common top choices include:
Full-grain leather: Maximum durability and natural character.
Top-grain leather: Durable, smoother surface, great for daily use and consistent color.
Vegetable-tanned leather: Known for developing a strong patina over time (color deepens with use).
Shell Cordovan: Premium option with excellent wear resistance and a distinctive shine (higher cost and limited supply).
Suggestion: Choose top-grain for mainstream retail programs, and vegetable-tanned for patina-focused premium lines.

Leather wallets are practical and built to last. Key benefits include:
Durability: Quality leather resists daily wear better than most synthetics and develops a richer look over time.
Timeless style: Natural grain and a clean finish work for business, casual, and gifting programs.
Better long-term value: A longer service life means fewer replacements across retail or corporate orders.
Comfort: Leather softens with use and becomes more comfortable in the hand and pocket.
Aging character: Many leathers develop a natural patina, so the wallet looks better with time.
Tip: Simple care (wipe clean + occasional conditioner) helps maintain color and flexibility.

A well-made leather wallet typically lasts 5–10 years with daily use. With good materials and basic care, 10+ years is common.
What affects lifespan most:
Leather quality (full/top-grain lasts longer than bonded or PU).
How it’s used (avoid overstuffing; rotate wallets if possible).
Care and storage (keep dry; clean occasionally; condition when needed).

Yes. Leather wallets are one of the most stable categories in leather accessories wholesale. Classic structures such as bifold wallets, slim wallets, and card holders have consistent year-round demand, making them suitable for long-term retail and private label programs.

Yes. Most leather wallets can be customized, including leather type, color, logo branding, slot layout, RFID layer, hardware finish, and packaging. OEM development typically starts from an existing structure and adjusts details based on brand positioning and target price tier.

MOQ usually depends on the material and construction complexity.
Genuine leather wallets: typically 200–300 pcs per style per color.
Lower MOQ may be possible for sampling or pilot orders, depending on material availability.

Yes. RFID blocking layers can be integrated into most wallet structures. This feature is commonly used in travel wallets, card holders, and bifold wallets designed for modern retail and gifting programs.

Bifold wallets, slim wallets, card holders, travel wallets, MagSafe wallets, and AirTag-compatible wallets are currently among the most in-demand categories across online retail, boutiques, and corporate gifting programs.

Black and brown remain the most stable and globally accepted colors. Dark navy, burgundy, and dark green are also growing in premium and boutique retail segments. Seasonal colors can be developed for fashion-focused collections.

Yes. Leather wallets are widely used in corporate gifting because of their practical daily use, premium feel, and strong branding visibility. Logo debossing, foil stamping, and custom packaging are commonly used for gifting projects.

Store leather wallets in a dry, ventilated environment away from direct sunlight and humidity. Use dust bags or protective packaging to avoid surface scratches and color transfer during storage and shipping.

Main cost factors include:
Leather type (full-grain > top-grain > split > PU)
Construction complexity (zipper, multiple layers, special pockets)
Logo process (metal logo, foil stamping, embossing)
Packaging requirements
Order quantity and leather sourcing batch

We control leather thickness based on wallet structure (typically 0.8–1.2mm depending on design), and add reinforcement layers in fold lines, card slots, and stress points. Pattern engineering and material selection are adjusted during sampling to ensure the wallet keeps its shape while staying slim for daily use.

We use multi-layer edge finishing processes, including edge sanding, sealing, and multiple coating and curing steps. Edge paint formulas are selected based on leather type and flexibility requirements to improve long-term durability and reduce cracking risk.

We support multiple branding methods, including deboss, emboss, foil stamping, screen printing, woven labels, and metal logo plates. The suitable method depends on the leather type, logo size, placement position, and target price tier.

Yes. Sampling is required before bulk production. Sampling usually takes 7–15 days, depending on materials and construction. Bulk production typically takes 20–40 days after sample approval.

We apply multi-stage quality control, including incoming material inspection, in-line production checks, and final inspection before shipment. Approved samples are used as reference standards, and production specifications are locked to maintain consistency across repeat orders.