



Mini Envelope Wallet With RFID protection - Eggplant
A slim repurposed full-grain leather envelope wallet in deep eggplant purple with a smooth finish, 4½" x 3" (115mm x 80mm), with RFID-blocking protection and a hidden snap closure. Handcrafted in California from deadstock leather left behind by brands in Los Angeles factories, giving discarded material a second life.
Grey suede lining, holds 20+ business cards or 12 credit cards plus cash folded in half. The hidden snap keeps the envelope closed without visible hardware. Each piece is one of a kind.
Why Casupo:
Each wallet is handcrafted in small batches in Los Angeles from deadstock leather rescued from LA fashion factories. Packaging uses minimal plastic. Designed and made in California, USA. Because every hide is different, no two wallets are identical.
Care Instructions:
Condition with a natural leather balm every 3 to 6 months. If the wallet gets wet, allow it to air dry away from direct heat or sunlight. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight and water. Avoid chemical cleaners. The leather will develop a patina with use, which is a natural characteristic of full-grain leather.
FAQs:
Q: How much can this actually hold, cards and cash together?
A: It holds 20+ business cards, or 12 credit cards plus cash folded in half.
Q: What does "repurposed leather" mean, is it recycled or scrap material?
A: The leather is deadstock, unused hides left behind by brands in Los Angeles factories, not scraps, offcuts, or synthetic recycled material.
Q: Will mine look different from the photos since the leather is repurposed?
A: Each wallet is cut from rescued full-grain leather, so grain and texture can vary slightly piece to piece since no two are identical.
Q: Is the snap closure visible from the outside?
A: No, the snap closure is hidden, so the exterior stays clean without visible hardware.
Q: Does the RFID protection actually block scanning, or is that just marketing language?
A: RFID-blocking protection is built into the wallet to prevent unauthorized wireless scanning of embedded chip data in cards.
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