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    Leopard stingray clutch wallet — angled front view, snap flap with the pale crown centered on it
    Leopard stingray clutch wallet — front view straight on, crown in the middle of the leopard flap
    Leopard stingray clutch wallet — back panel, spots running unbroken across the face
    Leopard stingray clutch wallet — angled front view showing the flap and the beaded skin
    Leopard stingray clutch wallet — angled back view of the spotted panel
    Leopard stingray clutch wallet — angled back view from the opposite side
    Leopard stingray clutch wallet — open interior, snap closure and the card banks
    Leopard stingray clutch wallet — open interior showing the zipped middle compartment
    Leopard stingray clutch wallet — open interior, card slots either side of the zip pocket
    Leopard stingray clutch wallet — full interior layout, three banks of card slots
    Leopard stingray clutch wallet — close view of the embossed mark inside the wallet
    Leopard stingray clutch wallet — close view of the interior stamp on the leather panel

    Stingray Wallets

    Leopard Stingray Women's Clutch Wallet with Snap Flap

    $79.00

    SKU: 3580

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    Leather:Stingray Skin

    Eighteen card slots, in three banks of six. One set inside the flap, one across the front of the body, one on the back of the zip pocket. Outside, dark brown spots sit densely over an orange-brown ground, with the pale crown centered on the flap.

    Who This Is Actually For

    If your cards have outgrown a billfold — three separate banks of six hold them without stacking anything. Best for anyone who has been keeping the overflow in a second wallet or loose in a bag.

    If you want coins contained — a zipped compartment sits in the middle of the body, between the card banks, closed by a metal zip rather than a flap or a press stud.

    If it needs to work as a clutch on its own — this closes with a flap and a snap rather than sitting open, so it can leave the bag behind and still hold everything shut.

    What It Is Like to Carry (The Honest Take)

    The spots here are solid, not ringed. Each mark is a filled shape in dark brown over an orange-brown ground, packed close enough that the background reads as the gaps between them rather than as an open field.

    The crown sits in the middle of the flap. It is the band of largest beads from the ray's spine, pale against the pattern, and it lands on the face you see when the wallet is closed rather than hiding on the back.

    Inside, the pattern stops. Smooth brown leather throughout the panels, brown thread around the perimeter, a metal snap holding the flap and a metal zip on the middle compartment. Those two are the only fittings in the build.

    The Specs — And What They Actually Mean

    • ⚙️ Skin: genuine stingray across the flap and the back, patterned and beaded throughout.
    • 💎 Pattern and crown: solid dark brown spots over an orange-brown ground, with the pale crown centered on the flap.
    • 📏 Size: 7 3/4" x 4" — clutch proportions, long enough to carry notes flat and be carried on its own.
    • 💳 Card storage: eighteen slots in three banks of six — inside the flap, on the front of the body, and on the back of the zip pocket.
    • 🔧 Closures: a snap-fastened flap over the front, plus a metal zip on the middle compartment.
    • 🛡️ Interior: smooth brown leather lining, an ID window inside the flap, and full-length note sections behind the card banks.

    Questions You're Probably Asking

    Is the pattern the same on the back? Yes, the spots run across the back panel as well as the flap. The only difference is the crown, which sits on the flap alone, so the closed wallet has a definite front even though both faces carry the marking.

    How does it close? With a flap and a snap. The front panel folds over the body and a press stud holds it down, so the wallet stays shut in a bag without anything spilling. That is also what lets it work as a clutch on its own rather than needing to live inside something else.

    Where are all eighteen card slots? Split across three banks of six. The first sits inside the flap, beside the ID window. The second runs across the front of the body. The third is on the back of the zipped compartment, so both faces of that divider get used.

    What is the zipped compartment for? Coins and anything small that would otherwise migrate. It sits in the middle of the body, between the two lower card banks. A metal zip closes it rather than a flap, so nothing works its way out when the wallet is upside down in a bag.

    Quick Specs & Real-World Performance

    Technical DetailWhat It Actually Does for You
    Eighteen slots in three banksEvery card gets its own pocket instead of two or three stacked together.
    Snap-fastened flap closureThe wallet stays shut in a bag, and works as a clutch without one.
    Zipped compartment in the middleCoins stay contained even when the wallet is turned over.
    Solid spot pattern over beaded skinMarking with real surface under it rather than print on something flat.
    Crown centered on the flapThe mark of a real ray, on the face you actually see when it is closed.
    7 3/4" x 4" clutch proportionsNotes lie flat, and the wallet is large enough to carry in the hand.

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    For a beaded skin in one clean color rather than a pattern, the cream-white stingray bifold with natural tan edge binding keeps the hide unmarked.

    Want a smaller everyday carry? The turquoise stingray bifold with a full wrap holds nine cards in a pocket-sized body.

    And where this one uses a snap flap, the two-tone black and brown stingray bifold folds shut with no fastening at all. More beaded skins sit in the stingray wallets category.

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