Passport Playing Cards and Puzzle Wallet (decks not included) by Cardware

Description

Leatherette Deck Wallet with Passport Logo (decks not included)

CardWare Leather 2-Deck Playing Card Wallet with ID & Credit Card Pockets

Elevate your game with the perfect fusion of style, function, and durability. The CardWare 2-Deck Leather Playing Card Wallet is designed for serious card players and collectors who demand both elegance and practicality.

Crafted from premium full-grain leather, this sleek wallet holds two standard decks of playing cards securely in individual compartments—ideal for tournaments, travel, or casual game nights. A clear ID window adds quick-access convenience, while three dedicated credit card pockets provide space for your essentials, making this a go-to accessory beyond the card table.

Features:

• Holds 2 standard poker-size decks (cards not included)

• Premium leather construction for lasting durability and a refined look

• ID window pocket for quick identification or badge display

• 3 credit card slots for cards, cash, or business cards

• Slim, compact design that fits comfortably in a bag, case, or jacket pocket

• Thoughtfully designed by CardWare — where craftsmanship meets card culture

Whether you’re heading to a tournament, hosting poker night, or just want to protect your favorite decks, the CardWare leather wallet is a must-have companion for card lovers on the move.

Hi. I’m Sinecure, playing card junkie and aspiring creator. I’m often found on the r/playingcards subreddit, fueling my obsession, posting playing card art, puzzles, stories and concepts. After sharing some early sketches of Passport deck, I was delighted by the encouragement it received. Even more so when Jay from X-Decks reached out, offering to make it the first project of their new Supported Artists initiative. I can’t tell you how excited I am to be launching my first deck. I hope you love it as much as I’ve loved making it.

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