Kakapo Bifold Cork Wallet - Tan | Clan Earth

Tan is the version of the Kakapo bifold that shows cork for what it is: the natural, honey-coloured grain sits right on the surface with nothing dyed over it. Inside are seven card slots, two cash sections and a hidden slot, which covers a full wallet's worth of cards in a thin bifold. It is a good introduction to cork for anyone replacing a tan leather wallet.

Key Features

• Natural tan cork with the grain visible across the whole surface
• Seven card slots in a standard bifold layout
• Two cash sections for notes and receipts
• Hidden slot for a backup card
• Thin and light for the number of cards it takes
• Cruelty-free build with no animal leather

Materials

• Cork fabric in natural tan, made from cork oak bark on a fabric backing
• Plant-based and cruelty-free, made without animal leather

How to Use It

Give each card its own slot so the bifold closes flat, and keep one cash section for spending money and the other for receipts. New tan cork is at its lightest on day one; handling it evenly across both panels keeps the patina consistent rather than patchy.

Product Details

• Type: bifold cork wallet, unisex
• Colour: Tan (natural cork)
• Storage: seven card slots, two cash sections, one hidden slot
• Material: cork fabric

Care Instructions

• Wipe with a barely damp cloth; a drop of mild soap lifts most marks from tan cork
• Deal with spills quickly, as pale cork holds a stain more readily than the darker shades
• Do not soak, machine wash or dry clean; air dry away from heat
• Store flat rather than folded around a thick stack of cards

Good to Know

• Tan is the lightest colour in the range and will darken with handling, which is normal for untreated cork
• Grain pattern differs from wallet to wallet, so yours will not match the photo exactly
• Water-resistant and wipeable, but not designed to be submerged

FAQs

Will the tan get dirty quickly?

It marks more visibly than the olive version, but most of it wipes off and the rest reads as patina. If you want a wallet that stays looking new, choose the olive Kakapo.

Is cork sturdy enough to replace a leather wallet?

Yes for everyday carry. Cork fabric is light, dense and flexible, and it wears by softening and burnishing rather than cracking.

Can it hold Indian and foreign notes together?

That is what the two cash sections are for. Keeping currencies in separate sections stops you pulling out the wrong notes at a till.

Country of Origin: India Sold by: Clan Earth Fulfilled by: EarthBased