Black Bifold Leather Wallet
Handmade in France
Handcrafted bifold wallet made in our Bordeaux workshop using vegetable-tanned full-grain leather. This wallet is built using the traditional point sellier (saddle stitch) technique, where two needles pass through each hole simultaneously, creating the most durable hand-stitch in leatherwork.
The interior features six card slots arranged across both panels, a central bill compartment, and two additional pockets for receipts or folded documents. All edges are beveled, sanded, and finished with a fer à lisser (edge slicker) for a smooth, refined finish. Built to last decades, this wallet will develop a rich patina unique to how you use it.
Your vegetable-tanned leather will naturally develop a patina over time. This is not a defect, but a sign of an authentic, high-quality material.
To keep it looking its best, apply a natural leather balm once a year or whenever the leather begins to feel dry. Use a soft cloth and gently buff the surface after application.
The return period for online purchases is 14 days from the date of delivery.
Additional information can be found in our Return policy section.
Exceptions: Personalized products.
Full-Grain Vegetable-Tanned Leather
We use the finest leather available: full-grain leather, vegetable-tanned over several months. No chrome, no harsh chemicals. Only natural tannins extracted from tree bark, following traditional methods that have been used for centuries.
This leather retains its natural markings and original texture. It is neither sanded nor coated with plastic finishes. That is why it ages so beautifully. Over time, it develops a rich patina that tells your story.
Your wallet will gain character with use, developing a rich patina that makes each piece unique. This is what separates a disposable object from something designed to accompany you for decades.
Traditional Saddle Stitching
Every Darksails wallet is hand-stitched using the traditional saddle stitching technique.
Created with two needles and a single thread, this method provides greater strength than machine stitching and helps prevent seams from unraveling over time.
Used for generations in high-end leather workshops, saddle stitching is valued for its durability, repairability, and timeless appearance.
Entirely hand-stitched in our workshop in France.
