• Handmade leather cardholder in windsor tan, front view
  • Handmade leather cardholder in windsor tan, back view
  • Handmade leather cardholder in windsor tan, stitching detail on cloth background
  • Handmade leather cardholder in windsor tan, among a collection of luxury items
  • Handmade leather cardholder in windsor tan, detail view of card slots
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OWLHEAD LEATHER

MK01 CARDHOLDER

MK01 CARDHOLDER

$50.00 USD
$50.00 USD
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3-Ounce Tuscan leather, precision-crafted in Dearborn's industrial heart. Each piece develops its own patina through use, becoming a living archive of your unique carry habits and use case.

Minimal geometry houses 6-8 cards within an ultra-compressed profile — Function distilled to its purest form. This is about carrying exactly what you need, nothing more; designed for those who understand that true luxury lies in purposeful form, not excess.

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Shipping & Returns


Orders ship from Michigan within 2–3 business days.

U.S. shipping only at this time.

Returns accepted within 14 days if unused and in original condition.

Care & Repairs

Owlhead pieces are built to be used daily and to age over time. If your cardholder ever requires repair due to a construction issue, we’ll take care of it. Normal wear, patina, and marks are part of the material and not considered defects.

Occasional conditioning with a neutral leather conditioner will help maintain the leather over time.

Each First Edition cardholder is cut, stitched, and finished by hand in our Dearborn, Michigan workshop. We produce in small batches, prioritizing precision and longevity over speed or volume.


We source our leather from Conceria Walpier, a family-run tannery in tuscany known for its traditional tanning methods. This leather is selected for durability and aging, not uniformity—expect natural variation and a patina that develops with use.


Each First Edition cardholder is individually numbered as part of Owlhead’s initial production run. This numbering marks a specific moment in the brand’s early history and will not be repeated once the run is complete.