Admiral Wallet
The lead time for new orders is from 1 to 2 weeks.
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The Admiral
For the man who carries it all. Crafted from premium Wickett & Craig English Bridle leather, The Admiral features four card slots, two receipt pockets, and a full-length cash pocket—built to handle the daily load with timeless style.
Features:
-Handсrafted in Boise Idaho
-Full Grain Leather
-Hand burnished and polished edges
-Hand-sewn with Ritza Tiger Thread
-3 pockets for cards and cash
All wallets are saddle stitched by hand with a durable poly cord thread. The saddle stitch technique has a distinct durability advantage when compared to the lock stitch technique produced by machine stitching. The edges will be hand burnished to seal the fibers for extra protection.
ATTENTION:
Leather is a natural material and therefore each item will have its own character, and as with all handmade items, there may be very minor imperfections.
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Free ground shipping. The lead time for new orders is from 1 to 2 weeks.
This product is protected by a lifetime warranty.
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When it comes to leather, quality changes everything.
At Yarets Leather, we believe in transparency—and in using only the best materials. If you’ve ever been confused by all the different leather terms out there, here’s a quick, no-nonsense guide to the three main types:
Genuine Leather
Don’t let the name fool you. Genuine leather is real, but it’s the lowest grade. It’s usually made by bonding leftover scraps together. Sure, it’s easy on the wallet, but it doesn’t hold up well over time. You’ll often find it in cheaper belts, wallets, or bags.
Top Grain Leather
A step up from genuine, top grain leather is cut from the outer layer of the hide. It’s sanded and finished to remove natural blemishes, which gives it a smoother, more polished look. It’s durable, but loses a bit of that raw character and strength you get with the best cuts.
Full Grain Leather
This is the good stuff. Full grain leather is the highest quality—you’re getting the hide in its most natural state, flaws and all. It’s strong, breathable, and only gets better with age as it develops a beautiful patina. It’s what we use when we want something to last for years and still look great.