When you buy something made from quality full grain vegetable tanned leather, you're buying it for life. And you can be sure that while it will last a lifetime, you can also be sure that it will never look quite the same. Natural leather like this is almost akin to a blank canvas, it will change and develop "patina" as it ages, the color will darken and richen as it absorbs the oils from your fingers and the indigo from your denim.
This particular wallet has been hand dyed with natural indigo dye.
Indigo is a natural dye that is well known for its "crocking". This is especially prevalent in any of the solid indigo styles of wallet, you will experience indigo rubbing off onto anything placed into the pockets. This is far less common with partially dipped styles, where the card slots are not fully submerged in indigo. The outside of the wallet will not crock very much either, due to being rinsed and treated with leather balm. Any dyed leather will have dye rub off if intentionally rubbed with fabric.
I recommend treating relatively frequently with a wax based leather balm like Smith's.
6 card slots, a full sized cash compartment, and 2 "hidden" pockets behind the card pockets on either side.
