The Roosevelt Leather Trifold Wallet in amber brown is a tribute to rugged adventure and timeless craftsmanship. Crafted from tough-as-nails full-grain water buffalo leather, it evokes the spirit of Theodore Roosevelt's bold safari journeys. Like the buffalo itself, it is built to last.
Two card slots on the left, two on the right, an ID window in the center, and a full-length cash slot keep your essentials organized in a classic back-pocket trifold. Thick nylon stitching stands up to years of wear.
Folded it measures 3.25 by 4.25 inches, open 8.9 by 4.25. Amber Brown is the warmer, lighter tone in the Roosevelt lineup. It shows its patina early and wears it proudly.
Quick Specs
Product specifications including leather, dimensions, card slots, id window, cash, stitching, color, origin.
| Leather |
Full Grain Water Buffalo hide |
| Dimensions |
3.25" W x 4.25" H folded, 8.9" W x 4.25" H open |
| Card Slots |
Two on the left, two on the right |
| ID Window |
Center panel |
| Cash |
Large full-length cash slot |
| Stitching |
Thick nylon |
| Color |
Amber Brown (also Dark Oak) |
| Origin |
Made in India |
Built Right
Full-Grain Water Buffalo Leather
Thick amber brown water buffalo hide that molds to the fold over the first few weeks and holds it.
Classic Trifold Layout
Two card slots each side, an ID window in the center, and a full-length cash slot. The layout men have carried for a century.
Full-Length Cash Slot
A large slot for unfolded bills, the reason to pick a trifold over a bifold.
Thick Nylon Stitching
Stitched to outlast the leather's break-in and then some.
Product FAQs
How many cards does it hold?
Four slots, two on each side, holding four to eight cards as the leather breaks in, plus an ID in the center window.
Trifold or billfold?
The Trifold is taller and narrower when folded and carries bills unfolded. The Billfold is wider, folds once, and holds more cards. Both are back-pocket wallets.
Does the leather scratch?
This full-grain water buffalo leather is susceptible to light natural scratching. It is normal and expected, and it blends into the patina as the leather ages.
What's the difference between Amber Brown and Dark Oak?
Same water buffalo hide, same construction, same hardware. Amber Brown is a warmer, lighter tone that develops a more visible patina over time. Dark Oak is a deeper, more uniform brown that ages with subtlety.
What's the warranty?
A one year warranty covers stitching, hardware, and structural defects. Normal patina, scratches, and wear marks are not covered because they are part of how the leather is meant to age.