Mens Genuine Crocodile Leather Large Bi Fold Wallet - Black

A mens large bi-fold wallet in black genuine crocodile leather (belly skin), made in Australia, 11cm x 9.5cm, slim and stylish with ample card and note compartments, presented in a gift box. The skin comes from CITES regulated and approved crocodile farms.

Key Benefits

• Genuine crocodile belly skin: Durable, long-lasting, manufactured in Australia
• Bi-fold, 11 x 9.5cm: Ample card and notes compartments
• Gift boxed: Presented in a gift box
• Sustainable sourcing: CITES regulated and approved crocodile farms, reducing pressure on wild populations
• Care sheet included: Comes with an information sheet on how to care for the leather, so it stays in top condition for years
• Everyday or gift: Stylish and luxurious, suitable for everyday use or a gift

Product Specifications or Features

• Material: Genuine crocodile belly skin
• Colour: Black
• Style: Large bi-fold
• Size: 11cm x 9.5cm
• Made in: Australia
• Packaging: Gift box, with a care information sheet
• Sourcing: CITES regulated and approved farms

CITES

We believe in conservation, and only use crocodile skins obtained from CITES regulated and approved crocodile farms. CITES (the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Flora and Fauna) is an international agreement between governments. Its aim is to ensure that international trade in specimens of wild animals and plants does not threaten their survival. Although many wildlife species in trade are not endangered, the existence of this agreement ensures the sustainability of the trade and is important in order to safeguard these resources for the future.

The first records of commercial use of crocodile skins can be traced back as far as the late 1800s. The skins are today highly sought after for their durability and looks, and modern crocodile farming is seen as a way to reduce pressure on the wild populations due to unlawful hunting, as well as a means through which commercial incentives for the conservation of crocodiles can be generated. Many programs have in the last few decades been developed based on the sustainable use of crocodiles to generate conservation benefits.