Black Stingray Gothic Cross Biker Wallet
SKU: 3597
A gothic cross of black leather is stitched onto the center panel of this long wallet. Each of its four arms opens into a narrow window of genuine stingray. White beads fill those windows, while the middle of the cross stays solid black. The body is pebble-grain black cowhide, bordered all the way around in braided leather lacing. The Black Stingray Gothic Cross Biker Wallet is a trifold measuring 18.4 × 9.5 cm closed, about 7¼″ × 3¾″. Inside are seven card slots, an ID window and full-length bill pockets, closed by two .925 sterling silver concho snaps.
Who This Is Actually For
If you want stingray as an accent — the exotic hide appears only inside the four windows of the cross. Everything else is black cowhide and black lacing. Best for riders who prefer a small, deliberately framed dose of texture.
If you show ID often — a window inside the flap displays a license without removing it. Seven card slots sit directly below. Best for anyone who gets carded at bars or checkpoints.
If you carry cash flat — the 18.4 cm body keeps currency at full length inside the bill pockets. A sterling grommet at one end of the spine accepts a chain. Best for back-pocket or jacket carry.
What It's Like to Carry (The Honest Take)
The cross is constructed in layers. Its black leather outline sits noticeably raised above the panel, with a line of stitching following every flared, pointed tip. Each window has its own ring of stitching, so the white beads sit inside two stitched borders.
Inside the windows, the stingray beads vary in size. Some arms show a line of larger beads running down the middle, surrounded by smaller ones. Against the surrounding black leather, the white remains visible from a considerable distance.
The cowhide carries a consistent pebble grain across every exterior panel. Braided black lacing wraps the perimeter, giving the edges a raised, woven border. The entire exterior is black apart from the stingray and the silver hardware.
A single flap secures the wallet. Its two flame-swirl conchos snap onto studs on the back of the inner panel. As a result, the cross occupies one face and the conchos occupy the other. Decide which side should face outward before attaching a chain.
The Specs — And What They Actually Mean
- 💎 Cross: black leather stitched onto the center panel, with genuine stingray showing through four windows.
- ⚙️ Body: black pebble-grain cowhide across all three exterior panels.
- 📏 Size: 18.4 × 9.5 cm closed, about 7¼″ × 3¾″, a long-wallet frame for unfolded notes.
- 💳 Layout: seven card slots, most in a stepped vertical row, plus an ID window and full-length bill pockets.
- 🔧 Hardware: two .925 sterling silver flame-swirl concho snaps on the flap, and a sterling grommet at one end of the spine.
- 🛡️ Edges: braided black leather lacing around the entire perimeter.
Questions You're Probably Asking
What shows through the four windows in the cross?
Genuine stingray, visible as white beads of mixed sizes. The cross itself is cut from black leather and stitched onto the center panel, with one elongated window in each arm. The center of the cross has no window, so the stingray appears only in those four framed sections.
Why are the conchos on the opposite side from the cross?
The cross sits on the center panel, which never gets covered. The flap folds over the other face, and its two conchos snap onto studs on the back of the inner panel. Closed, one side shows the complete cross and the other shows plain pebbled leather with the silver conchos along its edge.
Where is the ID window?
On the inside of the flap, above the card slots. Open the flap and the window faces you, with seven card slots arranged below it. The bill pockets run the full 18.4 cm length of the inner panel, so notes and an ID never share the same compartment.
Quick Specs & Real-World Performance
| Technical Detail | What It Actually Does for You |
|---|---|
| Black leather cross with four stingray windows | Stingray framed as an accent on a dark panel |
| Stitched, raised cross outline | A raised, clearly defined shape on the front |
| Pebble-grain black cowhide | An even, textured surface on every outside panel |
| 18.4 × 9.5 cm trifold | Notes travel unfolded in a back pocket or jacket |
| Seven card slots + ID window | Cards stacked in view, license readable in place |
| Single flap, two sterling concho snaps | Closes along one edge, leaving the cross face uncovered |
| Sterling grommet at the spine | A chain point at one end of the wallet |
| Braided leather lacing | A woven border around the whole outline |
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A stingray gothic cross also comes in a shorter build. The compact gothic cross stingray trifold closes at 4¾″ × 3⅝″ with nine card slots inside.
At nearly the same size, the white trifold with a sideways stingray cross runs 7¼″ × 3⅝″ and cuts its whole cross from black stingray.
For a chain with skulls in every link, the 23-inch brass skull chain fits the grommet. More crosses and inlays are in our biker wallets collection.
