Red Cross Tattoo Stingray Leather Biker Wallet
SKU: 2973
Black leather flames climb across the red stingray covering the front of this long biker wallet. The reverse carries a full cross of black stingray inside a stitched leather frame, and two sterling silver skull snaps secure the flap. At about 7½″ long, the Red Cross Tattoo Stingray Leather Biker Wallet suits a jacket pocket or a chain. Inside, it organizes 14 card slots, two bill compartments and a zippered compartment.
Who This Is Actually For
If you want pattern on both faces — the flap side carries the black leather flames and both skulls. Turn it over and the black stingray cross occupies the entire reverse. Neither face is plain, so the decoration remains visible however the wallet lands on a counter.
If you carry a lot of plastic — each card panel stacks six slots above a deeper slip pocket, for 14 altogether. A zippered compartment runs between the panels for coins or a spare key. Best for card-heavy carry that still needs generous room for currency.
If your wallet rides on a chain — a sterling silver grommet is set through the body near one lower corner, well below the flap. Because the chain hangs from the bottom, the flap opens without the clip interfering. Best for riders who keep the wallet permanently attached to their belt.
What It's Like to Carry (The Honest Take)
Two contrasting textures share every exterior surface. The red stingray is a field of tiny glossy beads, tightly packed and each one slightly domed. The black leather applied on top has a pebbled grain, and white thread outlines every flame, hook and point.
The cross on the reverse is black stingray, framed by the same pebbled black leather. Its arms widen toward their ends, and red beads remain visible between the frame and the outer binding. A small triangle of black stingray also appears at the bottom center of the front panel, below the flames.
Both skulls on the flap are cast with deep eye sockets, a nasal cavity and bared teeth. Standing well above the flap, they are the highest points on the wallet. Lift the flap and ordinary silver-toned snap studs appear on the front panel beneath them.
Inside, both card panels are black pebbled leather with no decoration. The pattern returns under the flap and along the central zippered compartment. There, a woven brocade carries gold dragons and red flowers on a black background.
Its length determines where it travels best. In a slim back jeans pocket the top edge stands above the pocket line, and a riding-jacket pocket or a chain suits it better. The Stingray Tribal Tattoo Trifold follows the same arrangement, with flames in front, a cross behind and two skull snaps. It uses red and blue stingray with twenty card slots, while this version trades the blue for black and carries 14.
The Specs — And What They Actually Mean
- 📏 Size: about 7½″ long closed, so paper currency travels without a second fold.
- ⚙️ Exterior: genuine red stingray across the front, reverse and flap, with black leather tribal shapes stitched over it.
- 💎 Cross: black stingray inside a black leather frame on the reverse, outlined in white stitching.
- 🔧 Hardware: two sterling silver skull snaps on the flap and a sterling silver grommet near one lower corner.
- 💳 Interior: 14 card slots, with six stacked slots and a deeper slip pocket on each panel. Two bill compartments and a full-length zippered compartment complete the interior.
- 🧵 Lining: decorative woven brocade with gold dragons and red flowers, positioned under the flap and along the zippered compartment.
Questions You're Probably Asking
What is the black patch below the flap?
It is a small piece of black stingray, set at the bottom center of the front panel and framed by the black leather flames. It repeats the black stingray used for the cross on the reverse, so both faces carry red and black beads. The patch stays visible when the two skull snaps are closed.
Where does the dragon fabric show inside?
It appears in two places, under the flap and along the central zippered compartment. The fabric is a woven brocade with gold dragons and red flowers on a black background. Both card panels, with their 14 slots, are black pebbled leather, so the pattern stays hidden until the flap lifts or the zipper opens.
What makes the design a tattoo style?
The black leather shapes imitate tribal tattoo linework, with thick black bands ending in hooks, curls and sharp points. Each shape is stitched down over the red stingray and outlined in white thread. The linework covers all three outer surfaces — the flap, the front and the reverse.
Quick Specs & Real-World Performance
| Technical Detail | What It Actually Does for You |
|---|---|
| Red stingray exterior | Glossy, individually domed beads that reflect light across every exterior surface |
| Black leather tribal overlay | Tattoo-style flames and hooks, each outlined in contrasting white thread |
| Black stingray cross on the reverse | A second bead color that occupies the entire reverse panel |
| Two sterling silver skull snaps | Secure the flap close to both ends |
| Sterling silver corner grommet | A dedicated anchor point for a wallet chain clip |
| 14 card slots, 2 bill compartments, zippered compartment | Cards, currency and coins organized inside one wallet |
| Dragon brocade under the flap and along the zipper | Decoration that becomes visible only when the wallet opens |
| About 7½″ long closed | Comfortable in a jacket pocket or hanging from a chain |
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If you like the flames but prefer a different exotic hide, the shark skin wallet with navy stingray flames positions them on black shark skin. It also holds 14 card slots, secured by a single sterling skull snap.
For the colors reversed in a smaller format, the red stingray cross trifold places a red cross on black shark skin. It measures 4¾″ × 3⅝″ closed, with nine card slots and two sterling flame snaps.
Additional bead patterns appear in our stingray wallets collection, and a matching chain for the grommet can come from our wallet chains.
