HSIN YIN CHOU Cardholder with Neck Strap, Midnight Green

Leather ID Card Holder **[The cardholder itself does not include a clear plastic sleeve; cards will not slip out.]** **[If a clear plastic sleeve is desired, please specify in your order notes.]** **[Complimentary laser engraving of English letters is available; please inform us in advance.]** **[This item is made to order, with a production time of approximately 3-10 days.]** **[If you require the item urgently for gifting, please contact us to confirm the timeline.]** **[The leather's color depth may vary under different ambient lighting conditions.]** **[Product Specifications]** Exterior Dimensions: 11cm × 7cm, 0.4cm edge thickness Neck Strap Length: 47cm Approximate Weight: 56g Leather Material: Italian tannery leather Thread: Linen thread Internal Structure: One card slot on the front, one pocket on the back Origin: Handmade and hand-stitched in Taiwan **[Product Features]** All leather used in our production is 100% vegetable-tanned cowhide. Italy hand-dyed leather, soft yet resilient. Utilizing the rich grain patterns from the shoulder and neck areas of the hide. The color is achieved through a natural hand-dyeing process, resulting in a translucent, nuanced hue. Multiple polishing steps create a caramelized finish and a bright sheen that sets the color. A robust and durable design featuring a brass clasp. The connection point between the cardholder and the clasp is reinforced with a brass strip. The neck strap is made from waxed cotton cord or paracord, offering a soft and comfortable fit. **The cardholder body does not come with a clear plastic sleeve; a detachable one can be provided.** The default neck strap length is 47cm. For individuals around 165-175cm tall, the cardholder will rest around the waist area. The length can be adjusted; please inform us in advance. **[Important Notes on Leather]** Leather possesses natural characteristics such as visible veins, pores, unique grain patterns, and variations in dye lot. Please be mindful when wearing dyed leather, especially with light-colored clothing, as friction may cause color transfer. Prolonged exposure to sunlight, water, friction, or extended contact may lead to changes in the leather's color. Water contact might result in slight water marks; avoid touching the leather with wet hands. **[Consorzio Vera Pelle Italiana Conciata al Vegetale]** Pelleal Vegetale was established in 1994 by a small group of Tuscan tanners. Today, it comprises over 20 associated tanneries, all located within Tuscany, in the region between Pisa and Florence. In the Tuscan leather district, vegetable-tanned leather is still produced using traditional methods. Transforming raw hides into durable leather requires a skillful blend of time and patience, technique and experience. https://twograss917003014.files.wordpress.com/2019/08/2060.jpg **[Complimentary laser engraving of English letters is available; please inform us in advance.]** https://twograss917003014.files.wordpress.com/2020/12/img_3575.jpg?w=1024