I Like Paper ANIMALS Tyvek® Card Holder

€10.95

Introducing the I Like Paper Cardholder “ANIMALS” – Elevate the protection and style of your professional and credit cards.

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I Like Paper ANIMALS Tyvek® Card Holder

Introducing the I Like Paper Cardholder “ANIMALS” – Elevate the protection and style of your professional and credit cards.

Sophisticated Card Organization: The I Like Paper Cardholder “ANIMALS” offers a sleek and practical solution for carrying your professional and credit cards. With 2 compartments, it provides ample space for up to 20 business cards or 10 credit cards/ID documents, ensuring you stay organized on the go.

Durable and Lightweight Construction: Crafted with tear-resistant and waterproof Tyvek® material, this cardholder is exceptionally lightweight, weighing just 5g. The 100% recyclable Tyvek® material not only ensures durability but also gives the holder a paper-like feel.

Secure Closure with 3M Dual Lock™ Fasteners: Experience added security with the innovative resealable 3M Dual Lock™ fasteners. These fasteners keep your cards securely in place while allowing easy access whenever you need them.

Handmade and Stitched in Berlin: Each I Like Paper Cardholder “ANIMALS” is meticulously stitched and crafted in Berlin, ensuring a high-quality finish and attention to detail.

Dimensions Tailored for Convenience: With dimensions of 10.3 x 6.4 x 0.3 cm, this cardholder is slim and compact, fitting seamlessly into your pocket or bag. Its discreet profile makes it an ideal companion for both professional and casual settings.

Elevate your card-carrying experience with the I Like Paper Cardholder “ANIMALS” – a harmonious blend of functionality, style, and sustainable design.

Artist information
By: VACON SARTIRANI

Vacon Sartirani is an Italian artist living and working in Berlin. During the years and through a variety of media (painting, sculpture, silkscreen, scratchboard…) Vacon has developed a unique visual style, characterised by the uncanny presence of ethereal, flesh-like creatures and by a personal, often minimal use of color.