American designer FUCT has recently collaborated with Japanese jewelry and accessory designer Larry Smith to design the fabulously vintage-inspired FUCT leather wallet series. While both wallets of the collection have a very antique and tribal-like feel to them, they also have a nice flair of sophistication and luxury. The FUCT leather wallet is handmade "from a tough steerhide leather that’s been tanned and overdyed, each wallet features vintage No. 42 Talon zippers and tonal No. 0 stitching," giving the wallet a tattered look.
The FUCT leather wallet is available in two different colors including an attractive tanned tone and plain black. Each wallet is embossed with the logo's motif on the interior and exterior of the wallet. The series is set to hit stores sometime in July.
Tribal Tattered Wallets
The New FUCT Leather Wallet Collection is Both Luxurious & Vintage
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