This women’s woven leather long wallet OEM case demonstrates artisan-technique wallet manufacturing at YSK Leather Goods. The woven leather front panel — interlaced strips of genuine leather creating a basket-weave or herringbone pattern — elevates a standard long wallet format into a distinctive fashion accessory. The craft detail creates strong retail shelf differentiation and supports premium pricing.
Product Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Main Material | Top-grain or full-grain cowhide leather (exterior + woven panel) |
| Woven Panel | Interlaced leather strips on front exterior panel |
| Weave Pattern | Basket weave (standard) or herringbone weave |
| Woven Strip Width | 5mm–10mm strips (affects weave density) |
| Card Slots | 8–10 card slots on interior |
| Bill Compartment | 1–2 bill sections |
| Coin Pocket | Zip coin pocket — interior or exterior |
| Closure | Snap button |
| Dimensions | Approx. 19cm × 9.5cm |
| MOQ | 100 units per style per color |
| Sample Lead Time | 12–15 business days (weaving requires additional time) |
| Production Lead Time | 30–38 business days from deposit payment |
| Quality Management | Japanese QC protocols, 4-stage inspection, pre-shipment photo report |
| Export Markets | USA, UK, EU, Australia, Canada, Japan and worldwide |
Customization Options
Manufacturing Process
Brief & QuoteShare weave pattern reference and leather color. Quote within 24 hours.
Sample Development12–15 days — weaving panel adds time. Photo updates during development.
Mass Production30–38 days. Weave consistency checked across all units.
QC & DeliveryPre-shipment inspection. Full export documentation worldwide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does a woven wallet take longer to sample than a standard wallet?
The leather strips for the woven panel must be cut to precise uniform width, interlaced by hand to the correct pattern, and then assembled onto the wallet frame before the rest of the construction proceeds. This adds 3–5 days of handcraft time to the standard wallet sampling process. The additional time is genuine craft labor, not a production delay — this is reflected in the higher retail price a woven wallet commands.
Is the woven panel durable for a wallet used daily?
Yes, when constructed correctly. The key is securing the strip ends so they cannot fray or pull loose — we use a leather lining layer over the interior of the woven panel that locks all strip ends in place. The woven surface itself is durable for daily pocket or bag use. We recommend against this style for customers who carry wallets in tight back pockets under significant pressure, which can distort the weave pattern over time.
What retail price can a woven leather long wallet support?
A top-grain woven long wallet at 100 units has a unit FOB cost of $28–$40 (higher than standard due to labor). This supports retail pricing of $85–$140 for standard positioning and $120–$180 for Italian leather or two-color weave premium positioning. The visible craft detail justifies a 40–60% premium over an equivalent plain leather wallet.
