Aarons Leather | B2B product collection

Wallets & Card Holders

Leather wallets and compact small goods for B2B sourcing, including wallets, card holders, passport holders, coin purses, key pouches, watch straps, sunglass cases, phone pouches, and logo-ready accessories. OEM/ODM programs can be developed around leather, structure, branding, packaging, samples, and bulk quantity.

Explore custom leather wallets or bulk leather card holders.

Leather wallet procurement guide

Specify a private-label leather wallet program

Confirm wallet structure, card capacity, leather, lining, RFID needs, logo method, packaging, quantity, and target market before sampling.

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MOQ 100 pieces per design

The standard MOQ is 100 pieces. Material, color, logo, and packaging requirements still affect pricing and production planning.

Sample Approval scope first

Sample content, cost, and timing are confirmed after the brief and reference files are checked.

Materials Matched to the project

Leather type, lining or backing, hardware, finish, and color are written into the quotation.

Lead time Confirmed after approval

Bulk timing depends on the approved sample, quantity, material availability, packaging, and destination.

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Customization

Define the variables before pricing

  • Wallet format, card capacity, cash pocket, coin pocket, zipper, snap, or ID window details
  • Leather, lining, RFID layer, thickness, edge finish, stitching, and color direction
  • Logo method, placement, hardware, puller, gift box, sleeve, and insert card needs
  • Assortment plan, color split, individual packing, carton marks, and inspection criteria
02

Approval points

Use the sample as the production reference

  • Approved dimensions, structure, materials, components, and color reference
  • Stitching, edge finish, lining or backing, logo size, and placement
  • Packaging components, labels, barcodes, carton marks, and pack-out method
  • Inspection criteria, quantity tolerance, required documents, and delivery terms
03

Buyer fit

Who this sourcing route is for

  • Wallet, small leather goods, and lifestyle brands
  • Retailers and distributors sourcing repeatable wallet lines
  • Corporate gift agencies planning branded wallet programs
  • Procurement teams comparing private-label SLG manufacturers
04

RFQ checklist

Send the details that change the quote

  1. Product reference, drawing, dimensions, and intended use
  2. Target quantity, color split, and expected reorder plan
  3. Material, construction, logo, and packaging requirements
  4. Destination market, requested documents, and target delivery date

Sourcing FAQ

Questions to settle before sampling

What is the minimum order quantity?

The standard MOQ is 100 pieces per design. Product structure, size and color mix, material, logo process, and packaging determine unit pricing and the production plan.

Can I request a sample before bulk production?

Sampling can be planned after the technical brief and reference files are reviewed. The quotation should state the sample scope, revision basis, cost, and timing.

Which specifications should be approved?

Approve dimensions, construction, materials, color, logo, finish, packaging, and any fit or use requirement that must remain consistent during bulk production.

How is the production lead time confirmed?

The bulk schedule is confirmed after sample approval and depends on quantity, material availability, packaging, inspection requirements, and delivery destination.

Ready for a feasibility review?

Turn your shortlist into a structured factory RFQ

Include the product reference, quantity, material, logo, packaging, destination, and target date.

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