Kalaparkki Fish Harry, Salmon surface

Wallet Harry for men or women

Features in brief

• The surface of the wallet is made entirely of vegetable-tanned salmon leather.
• The banknote pocket is suitable for euro banknotes
• Twelve card pockets
• Without coin pocket
• 4 large pockets for receipts and papers
• Large transparent driving license pocket
• The card pockets and the banknote section are lined with cloth.
• Measurements: Width: 90 mm (opened , Height 128 mm, thickness 10 mm

The surface of the wallet is made completely of vegetable-tanned Atlantic Salmon skin leather. The size of the one-piece banknote pocket is in line with the euro banknotes in use and € 500 banknote fits in the pocket. There are twelve classy card pockets and one or two cards can be placed in each one. Under the card pockets and the coin pocket, there are four big pockets suitable for receipts. The old-fashioned, big cardboard or plastic covered driver's license also fits in the large, transparent driver’s license pocket. The card pockets and the banknote section are lined with cloth.

Good basic model wallet for both men and women.

Colours:

You can see all available colours of wallet surface on the right. Some wallets are available only in one surface colour. Usually there are also two possible colours for lining, black and brown.
You can see available colours of lining after You select colour of surface.

External dimensions:

Width closed 90 mm, Width opened 186 mm, Height 128 mm.

Inner dimensions of the driver's license card pocket: 116 mm x 80 mm.

Material:

Vegetable tanned salmon skin leather is durable material for wallets and other products. Salmon has easily regognized pattern, which is composed of skin pockets. The skin surface is polished and darkened somewhat in use.

Kalaparkki oy manufactures Fish skin leather from the very beginning with traditional vegetable tanning. Ready-made, traditionally made leather is produced in approximately four weeks of treatment, through nearly 20 work stages. Wallets and bags are sewn in Finland with the help of fourth generation leather artisans.