
Piccolo Zip Wallet
₹17,500
The Piccolo Zipper Card Wallet is a compact, everyday essential crafted in Italy from luxury leftover leather. Minimalist and durable, it keeps your cards organized, has a place to stash your coins and cash, while adding a touch of sustainable luxury to your daily carry. Our small batch, upcycled wallets are limited edition.
Technical Specifications
- Material
- Upcycled leather
- Colour
- Valentino Red, Dark Cherry Red, Burgundy, Olive, Vert Anis Multi, Electric Blue Multi, Black, Brown Pebbled Leather
- Type
- Card Wallet
- HSN code
- 420231
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The Piccolo Zipper Card Wallet is a compact, everyday essential crafted in Italy from luxury leftover leather. Minimalist and durable, it keeps your cards organized, has a place to stash your coins and cash, while adding a touch of sustainable luxury to your daily carry. Our small batch, upcycled wallets are limited edition.
Country of origin: United States
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HYER GOODS
HYER GOODS is a US brand that makes leather handbags, wallets and knit accessories. Its range includes crescent ring bags, shoulder bags, a laptop tote and compact card holders. The pieces are aimed at people who want long-lasting accessories and care about how they are made. The brand does not order new leather. It buys surplus, high-grade leather left over at the Italian tanneries that supply luxury houses. Small family-run factories in Italy then make the bags in limited runs, and the size of each collection depends on how much material is available. Because the leather is sourced close to where it is made, the brand says it cuts down on transport. Good On You rates HYER GOODS Good overall. It scores Great for planet, citing a high share of upcycled materials, resale of secondhand items and work to reduce transport emissions. According to Good On You, every animal material the brand uses is recycled leftover stock from before it reached consumers. It also says there is no evidence that workers are paid living wages.


















































































































