White Cobra Snake Leather Trifold — Braided Edge, 9 Slots
SKU: 3691
Pale cobra skin covers every outside face of this trifold, including the flap and the panel folded in beneath it. Rounded teardrop scales fill the middle of each panel, while a column of long, bar-shaped scales runs down the side edges. A darker outline rings every one of them. The White Cobra Snake Leather Trifold closes to 4¾″ × 3⅝″ and holds nine card slots, a bill compartment and a zippered coin pocket. Two swirl-pattern conchos fasten the flap, and black braided lacing finishes every edge.
Who This Is Actually For
If you want the hide to be the whole design — there's no inlay, carving or cutout here. Cobra wraps the front, the back, the flap and the hidden panel under it. Apart from the braid, the only additions outside are two conchos and a chain grommet. Best for anyone who collects exotic leather for the leather itself.
If a long wallet won't fit your pockets — three panels fold down to 4¾″ × 3⅝″. They still keep nine cards, folded notes and loose change apart. Best for carrying a complete card set in a front or back pocket.
If your wallet rides on a chain — a .925 sterling silver grommet is set directly through the snakeskin near the top edge. Clip a chain there and run it to a belt loop. Best for riders who keep their wallet tethered on the road.
What It's Like to Carry (The Honest Take)
Two scale shapes share each panel. Across the center, rounded teardrops fan outward in curved rows. Along the side edges they give way to long bars, several times wider, stacked like rungs. The scale faces themselves are pale, so the darker outlines do all the drawing.
The coloring isn't uniform, which is worth knowing before ordering. Near the edges and under the braid, some scales carry gray-brown flecks, and the outlines darken where they crowd together. Every individual wallet carries its own scattering of these markings.
Flat black lace is plaited around all three panels, the fold-in panel included. Besides the concho recesses, it's the only black on the outside. Each concho is domed, with raised silver swirls and blackened hollows between them, and both sit near the lower corners of the flap.
Lift the flap and you find more cobra, not lining. The fold-in panel carries two silver studs for the conchos to snap onto. Unfold that panel as well, and black pebbled cowhide finally appears. Reaching the coin compartment therefore requires two separate motions: unsnapping, then unfolding.
The black stingray gothic cross trifold uses this same compact size and nine-slot layout. Its outside is wrinkled black cowhide with a stingray cross, so the hide there is framed rather than exposed.
The Specs — And What They Actually Mean
- ⚙️ Exterior: genuine cobra snake leather on every outside face, with teardrop scales centered and bar-shaped scales along the edges.
- 📏 Size: 4¾″ × 3⅝″ closed, a three-panel trifold sized for a back or front pocket.
- 💳 Layout: nine card slots plus a bill compartment, spread across the middle panel and the flap's inner face.
- 💎 Coins: a zippered pocket on the inside of the panel that folds in first.
- 🔧 Hardware: two silver-tone swirl conchos that snap onto two studs, plus a .925 sterling silver chain grommet.
- 🛡️ Edges: hand-braided black leather lacing around the perimeter of all three panels.
Questions You're Probably Asking
What's under the flap?
More cobra. The panel that folds in first is covered in the same pale snakeskin, and it carries two silver studs for the conchos. Black leather appears only after you unfold that panel as well. With the flap shut, everything visible from outside is snakeskin, black braid and two conchos.
Where is the coin pocket?
It's on the inner face of the fold-in panel, the one hidden beneath the flap. The pocket closes with a zipper and fills most of that panel. To reach it, unsnap the two conchos and fold the panel back. The nine card slots sit on the middle panel and inside the flap.
How does it compare with the black stingray gothic cross trifold?
Both share one body in different hides. Each closes to 4¾″ × 3⅝″, holds nine card slots and a zippered coin pocket, and fastens with two conchos on the flap. Here, cobra covers every outer face. The gothic cross version uses wrinkled black cowhide, with a stingray cross set into the front.
Quick Specs & Real-World Performance
| Technical Detail | What It Actually Does for You |
|---|---|
| Cobra skin on every outer face | The hide itself is the design, with no inlay or carving |
| Teardrop and bar-shaped scales | Two distinct textures across one panel |
| Darker scale outlines on a pale hide | A pattern that stays legible from arm's length |
| Trifold, 4¾″ × 3⅝″ closed | Three panels of storage in a pocket-sized body |
| Nine card slots and a bill compartment | A complete card collection plus folded currency |
| Zippered coin pocket on the fold-in panel | Change kept apart from cards and currency |
| Two swirl conchos on the flap | Decorative hardware that doubles as the closure |
| .925 sterling silver grommet | A dedicated anchor point for a wallet chain |
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The gothic cross trifold in black stingray shares this body, trading the snakeskin for wrinkled black cowhide with a stingray cross.
For gray snakeskin in a braided trifold, look at the gray snake trifold with flame conchos. It carries nine card slots, with fine oval scales set in diamonds down its center. Prefer a strap closure? The cobra snakeskin wallet with a flame concho strap puts cobra on a 5″ × 3⅝″ bifold.
Other hides and patterns are collected in our snake wallets range.
