Consumer purchases can now be made using a smartphone or wearable which is driving down the need for physical cards, so the Kitsetsu.Co 'Haru v2' card carrier is designed to follow suit.
Featuring a protective design that'll keep cards safe from damage, the Kitsetsu.Co 'Haru v2' wallet also features RFID protection to prevent thieves from swiping digital information. Currently funding on Kickstarter, the Kitsetsu.Co 'Haru v2' card carrier features a series of compartments for organizational benefits.
The Kitsetsu.Co 'Haru v2' wallet features two slots with quick access functionality that allows cards stored within to be slid out with ease. The third section features space for up to five additional cards to ensure that, while minimal, the wallet will keep everything needed in tow.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Contactless Payments
- The rise of smartphone and wearable payments is reducing the need for physical cards, creating opportunities for sleek protective wallets.
- RFID Protection
- With the increasing risk of RFID theft, there is a growing demand for wallets with built-in RFID protection.
- Organizational Wallets
- Consumers seek wallets with compartmentalized designs for better organization, creating a market for sleek and functional card carriers.
Where This Applies
- E-commerce
- E-commerce platforms can capitalize on the trend of contactless payments by offering sleek protective wallets as add-on products.
- Fashion Accessories
- The fashion accessories industry can tap into the demand for stylish wallets with built-in RFID protection to provide both functionality and style.
- Technology and Security
- The technology and security industry can explore innovative solutions to improve RFID protection in card carriers and develop more efficient organizational features.
