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Dill Travel Wallet

Black

Sale price£225.00
  • Cordura ripstop with a textured grid finish
  • Black nickel plated hardware
  • Leather handle and trim
  • W23 x H12 cm
  • Multiple organised internal compartments

The one that holds the passport, the boarding pass, the currency you did not spend last time and the receipt you need for expenses. Porter, the label Yoshida and Co of Tokyo started in 1962, do it in Cordura ripstop with a grid texture and a leather handle so it can be carried on its own through the airport. Black nickel hardware throughout. Twenty three centimetres wide, which is enough for everything.

COLOUR: Black

SIZE: ONE SIZE

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