Allow approximately 3–6 business days for processing. Estimated transit is 5–10 business days within the USA and 3–12 business days internationally. Tracking is emailed when available.
XIMAND
Passport Holder Wallet Bag with AirTag Holder, Card Slots and Passport Solt Ticket Cash Solt, Photo Solt Sim Card Pen Slot.Apricot
Passport Holder Wallet Bag with AirTag Holder, Card Slots and Passport Solt Ticket Cash Solt, Photo Solt Sim Card Pen Slot.Apricot
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Allow approximately 3–6 business days for processing. Estimated transit is 5–10 business days within the USA and 3–12 business days internationally. Tracking is emailed when available. Shipping details
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Overview
- Brand : XIMAND
- Color : Apricot
- Material : Faux Leather
- Pattern : Classic
- Special Feature : Airtag Case, Passport Bag, Securely, Spacious, Travel
About this item
- Designed for AirTag: 4 inches (10.3cm)long, 5.7 inches(14.6cm) high, and thickness of 1.1 inches(2.8cm). It weighs just 156g (5.6 ounces).Included 11 Credit Card Holders, Check Slot, 2 Sim Pockets, Zipper Pocket, Cash Slot, Passport Slot, Photo Slot, Sim Card Removal Tool Slot for passports, tickets, money, travel documents, pen, ID card or driver’s license etc.
- RFID BLOCKING:The passport wallet's built-in high-tech RFID blocking linings anti-theft swiping design will protect your cards from unwanted scans, ensuring your cards and personal information remain safe and that you are ready to enjoy any trip.
- Materials: Made with high-quality Premium PU Leather in Classic & Trendy , and lined with a soft microfiber material on the inside, this wallet case is durable soft, strong, durable & resistant to water, wear, ripping & fading.
- Exquisite Craftsmanship: This passport wallet bag use high-quality metal accessories. Strong magnetic snaps, smooth zipper, make it easy to open and won’t get stuck. The firm needle and thread make the purse more durable. Comes with wrist strap.
- Idea for:The passport organizer for the family is invaluable for airports, crowded marketplaces, an airplane, buses, trains, sporting events, and festivals. Great for international or domestic travel
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