A handcrafted magnetic money clip made by Amish leatherworkers in northern Indiana. The outer face is genuine American alligator skin in cognac; the inside is black American-tanned leather with two magnets sewn in, and the maker says it holds up to 18 bills. It suits someone who wants a slim, natural-leather clip instead of a wallet, and it sits above mass-market steel and calfskin clips on material and handwork. Buyers rate it highly, though the sample is small and a few note the magnets can leave marks on cards.
In stockReturn policy
Owners rate it very highly and praise the alligator skin, the hand stitching and the strong magnets. The main complaints are that the magnets can affect cards and that the natural skin needs care.
This money clip is handcrafted by Amish craftsmen in Northern Indiana, using traditional leather techniques passed down for hundreds of years. The outer layer is genuine Cognac American Alligator skin.
Two magnets hold the bills in place, and the clip holds up to 18 bills comfortably. The magnets are sewn into a black leather lining that was made and tanned in America. The clip is stitched with heavy nylon thread.
