Engineers and manufacturers have been using thermoforming for years in order to create products from single pieces of durable plastic. When the innovative designers in the “creative gymnasium” of Discommon used this technique to craft a credit/bank card wallet two years ago, it was an undisputed success.
Now, Discommon is back with its Thermoformed Card Wallet 2.0. Like the original Thermoformed Card Wallet, this product uses thermoforming and leather laminating to create a wallet that is entirely devoid of stitches and seams. The result is a tough and lightweight wallet that is exceptionally thin and sleek.
Upgrades built into the Thermoformed Card Wallet 2.0 include additional RFID protection that will block any attempt to illegally scan or otherwise access the cards inside. With an exterior of Italian calf hides and an interior of Japanese microsuede, this wallet can hold up to eight cards and/or assorted folded bills.