The Western Derringer Wallet is comprised of 4 total pockets, 3 dedicated card pockets which can hold up to 4 cards each and 1 large pocket suitable for bills, receipts or more cards. The 2 main card slots are arranged side by side vertically which makes an incredibly comfortable back pocket wallet. It stays thin and forms to the curvature of your pants. 

Carry all your cash and cards in one perfectly sized wallet. Comes in an array of colors as well as several absolutely gorgeous and durable Shell Cordovan options.  

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Inspired by the Wild West and forged from a pioneering spirit, the Western Collection was born for those who dare to blaze trails. Legendary utility and heritage detailing make this classic collection feel at home on the range and the street.

The running horse logo embodies the relentless pursuit of freedom. Forget what lies behind and reach for what lies ahead. Keep moving forward with a tenacity for life. Keep moving forward with the grit it takes to earn a life well lived. Keep moving forward with the courage it takes to press on through the uncertainty of what lies ahead.

Keep moving forward.

What is Shell Cordovan and why is it so expensive?

This style of leather was first produced way back in the 7th century! It’s derived from a single are on a horse (the rump) and comes in 2 round cuts which is how it got the name Shell. The Visigoths from the area of Cordoba Spain are the pioneers of this style which is where the second part of this name comes from (Cordovan). It’s become extremely popular in the 19th and 20th centuries due to it’s look and high durability. It comes from beneath the hide and is comprised of very dense flat connective tissue which gives it the unique characteristics of being smooth and non-creasing. Shell Cordovan also has much smaller pores that typical leather which makes it less permeable to water, essentially water resistant!

So it’s super old and super strong, but why so expensive? 

Well remember this comes from a very small part of the horse, the rump or butt area. That’s really not a large piece of hide when compared to an entire cow hide. So each piece is already very small and as such there’s very few tanneries that actually produce this beautiful leather. Furthermore, the process of tanning this leather is very intricate and in some cases takes up to 6 months to end up with the unique look and feel. You start with a small piece of leather, then move to the fact that only a handful of places in the world produce this hide, and then it takes many weeks to finish and that is what makes it extremely rare and commands the higher price.

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Overall Length: 6-5/8"

Width: 3-3/8"

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