Porter x Essential Design Patch Work Denim Wallet

Brand new collaboration from Porter x Essential Design is this Patch Work Denim Wallet. This denim wallet uses vintage style denim on the outside giving it a bad boy look. However on the inside is the totally different story. The inside is in a beige color and has clean lines giving it a very modern look which I like. The Porter logo is on the outside of the wallet as usual while a Essential Design logo sits on the inside. Image: Ace-Web

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Porter Essential Design WalletBrand new collaboration from Porter x Essential Design is this Patch Work Denim Wallet. This denim wallet uses vintage style denim on the outside giving it a bad boy look. However on the inside is the totally different story. The inside is in a beige color and has clean lines giving it a very modern look which I like. The Porter logo is on the outside of the wallet as usual while a Essential Design logo sits on the inside.

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Porter Essential Design Wallet

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