Jean Rousseau is dedicated to fulfilling requests for personalized leather goods. If a product has caught your eye but you prefer a certain color, material, or stitching, let us know and we will create a customized item just for you. We will gladly devote our expertise to hand-craft your unique piece.
Small leather goods
Business cardholder dark brown semi matte alligator
495€ incl. tax
This cardholder is ideal for storing your business cards in its larger compartment, as well as carrying additional ID or credit cards (3 card slots).
This article is fully lined in goatskin and is handmade in France by Manufacture Jean Rousseau's craftsmen.
Details
Measurements
10 × 7 × 1 cm
Lining
Goat
Product code
2552010286
Color reference
7076
Detailed features
Bespoke
The Collection
Vintage
Our Vintage Collection is comprised of products created to have an exquisite, aged patina unique to this collection alone. Each item is hand-made using special processes that result in straps and leather goods that are brimming with character; a vintage appearance unique to each piece.
This collection includes vegetable-tanned calfskin as well as hand-finished alligator.
The vegetable-tanned calfskin is selected in natural colors and lightly finished. The process brings out the raw, organic look of the skin which will evolve over the life of the product, building a unique, beautifully aged patina. Our alligator skins in this collection are created by a single artisan within the Manufacture, finished entirely by hand combining harmonious color tones resulting in a lovely vintage-looking patina. Each artisan creates their own unique skin, so that no products in this collection are exactly alike.
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The Manufacture
PASSIONATE ABOUT CRAFTSMANSHIP
Manufacture Jean Rousseau creations draw on expertise that has been recognised for over sixty years by the most prestigious brands. Each article is meticulously crafted to guarantee exceptional quality. A skilled and enthusiastic team creates items that meet the most exacting standards every day.
