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Card Sleeve Black
79,90€
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Leather card sleeve from Tärnsjö Garveri, one of the few remaining tanneries in Europe to use a 100% organic tanning process, just as their experienced craftsmen have been doing since 1873.
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Product details
• Hand made in Sweden using a 100% organic tanning method.
• Leather from Swedish cattle, vegetable tanned using bark extract.
• One compartment for credit cards, currency, etc.
• Perforated leather details.
• Hand-sewn reinforced seams on the most exposed areas.
• Embossed logo under the cover.Product code 13141710 -
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Read more about how we measure and convert sizes »Measurements (cm) Length 6,5 Width 9,5 -
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Tärnsjö Garveri
Swedish tannery Tärnsjö Garveri are experts in transforming animal hides into the finest leather. The company is one of few tanneries in the world to use a natural, environmentally friendly tanning method using bark extract which also gives their products a unique character. The raw hides used in its production are sourced from local farms before being treated and handmade into exclusive, high-end bags and accessories. All production takes place at the company’s workshop in the village of Tärnsjö, where expert and experienced craftsmen have been manufacturing the brand’s products since 1873.
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Swedish tannery Tärnsjö Garveri are experts in transforming animal hides into the finest leather. The company is one of few tanneries in the world to use a natural, environmentally friendly tanning method using bark extract which also gives their products a unique character. The raw hides used in its production are sourced from local farms before being treated and handmade into exclusive, high-end bags and accessories. All production takes place at the company’s workshop in the village of Tärnsjö, where expert and experienced craftsmen have been manufacturing the brand’s products since 1873.
