The Borgen Front-Pocket Wallet
$50
The Borgen Front-Pocket Wallet
A front-pocket wallet in Hermann Oak leather, cut and sewn by hand by Hutch Leather Works in Kennan, Wisconsin. Light brown, dark brown or black. Two card slots outside, four inside, and a magnet that holds folded cash. Hutch's own mark stays on the leather; we only make the box it arrives in.
- Ships
- Within 7 to 14 business days
- Shipping
- $5.99 flat, on us from $75
- Returns
- 14 days from delivery, full refund
Hermann Oak leather, cut and sewn by hand by Hutch Leather Works in Kennan, Wisconsin. Two card slots outside, four inside, and a neodymium magnet that holds folded cash. Hutch's maker's mark and MADE IN USA are stamped on every piece.
3" x 4" x 1/2", empty, measured by Hutch. It sits flat in a front pocket with your cards in it. We have not weighed it yet.
Ships from Wisconsin, packed by us. Shipping is $5.99 flat, and on us once the order reaches $75, not counting pieces that already ship free.
The Story
A back-pocket wallet is a slow injury you agree to. It tilts you every time you sit down. The front-pocket wallet is the correction, and it also happens to be harder to lift off you.
This one is cut and sewn by hand at Hutch Leather Works, a small family shop in Kennan, up in Wisconsin's Northwoods. Not a factory line. The leather is Hermann Oak. Two card slots ride outside and four inside, and a neodymium magnet holds folded cash in place.
Their mark stays on the wallet. That is our rule and it is not negotiable. We are not in the business of sanding someone's name off their own work and printing ours over it.
One honest note. This is maker work, from a family bench, sold by a shop that is new at this. No two wallets are quite alike, the photos are ours and not a studio's, and we are still learning. We are doing our best, and we care how this reaches you.
The Maker
Todd & Angie Hutchins, Hutch Leather Works
Kennan, Wisconsin
A small family shop in Wisconsin's Northwoods that makes everything by hand. It began on a cold winter day, when someone asked to make a set of saddle bags said no and taught the founder to cut and sew leather instead. It grew from a room at home to a storefront. Their mark is on every piece they make.
More about HutchFrom People Who Own It
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