Description
This passport wallet is made from PU leather with RFID blocking material built into the lining, weighs 60g, and comes with a pen, in black, navy or brown at $21.99 with fast Australian shipping. An elastic strap holds it closed so nothing works its way out inside a bag.
The practical value is having one object instead of six. Passport, boarding pass, a card or two, some cash and the pen you need for an arrival card - all in one place that closes properly. Anyone who has stood at an immigration desk patting down four pockets knows the alternative. At 60g it adds nothing meaningful to a carry-on, and the elastic closure is the detail that matters, because an unsecured folder in a bag quietly redistributes its contents across the bottom of the bag.
Specifications
| Exterior |
PU leather |
| Lining |
RFID blocking material |
| Closure |
Elastic strap |
| Weight |
Approx. 60g |
| Colours |
Black, navy or brown |
| Included |
Pen |
| Holds |
Passport, cards, boarding pass, tickets, cash |
What's in the Box
| 1 x |
Passport wallet in the colour selected |
| 1 x |
Pen |
Why Choose This Passport Wallet
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One thing to find - passport, cards, boarding pass and pen together instead of scattered
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Elastic closure - it stays shut in a bag rather than emptying itself
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Pen included - the item you always need at the arrival card desk and never have
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60g - light enough that it is never the reason you leave it behind
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RFID lining - a shielded pocket for contactless cards, with the honest detail below
What Does RFID Blocking Actually Protect Against?
Less than the marketing around it suggests, and we would rather you knew. The concern is that someone with a reader could skim a contactless card through a bag. In practice modern contactless cards use one-time tokens rather than transmitting a reusable number, transactions are capped without a PIN, and Australian banks carry fraud liability - which is why documented cases of real-world RFID skimming losses are very rare. A shielded lining is not useless: it is a genuine physical barrier and it costs nothing extra here. It just should not be the reason you buy a travel wallet. Buy it because it keeps your documents together, and treat the shielding as a bonus.
What Fits Inside a Passport Wallet?
A passport, several cards in the slots, a boarding pass or paper ticket folded once, some notes, and the pen. What does not fit is a second passport plus a phone plus a wad of currency - this is a slim document holder rather than a travel organiser, and over-stuffing it defeats the closure. Families travelling together generally want one each rather than one for everybody, which is the mistake people make when buying.
Should You Keep Everything in One Wallet When Travelling?
No, and this is worth more than any feature on the page. Consolidating passport, all cards and all cash into one object makes life easy right up until that object is lost or stolen, at which point you have lost everything at once in a country where you cannot easily replace any of it. The sensible approach is to split: passport and one card in the wallet you carry, a second card and emergency cash somewhere separate - a different bag, the hotel safe, a money belt. Use the wallet for the documents you need in hand, not as the single place everything lives.
Buyers are typically people heading overseas for the first time in a while, frequent travellers replacing a worn folder, and anyone buying a small practical present for someone about to travel.
See more in our Clothing & Accessories range, browse Storage & Organisation for travel organisers, or see Gift Ideas.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it hold two passports?
It is designed around one. A second passport will fit at a squeeze but the closure will not sit flat.
Is it real leather?
No. PU leather, which is a synthetic. It looks and feels similar and does not mark as easily.
Will the RFID lining stop my phone or hotel key working?
The shielding only affects what is inside the wallet. Nothing outside it is affected.
Does the pen refill?
The supplier does not specify. Treat it as a bonus item rather than a long-term pen.
Will it fit an Australian passport?
Yes. Australian passports use the standard international booklet size.
How do I clean it?
Wipe with a barely damp cloth. Keep it out of prolonged sun and heat, which age PU leather.
Is there an emblem on the cover?
The covers carry a decorative embossed detail which varies by batch. The product images show the current stock.
Fast Australian Shipping
We ship from within Australia to Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Hobart, Canberra and Darwin, plus regional addresses nationwide, with tracking on every order.
This is a document wallet, not a security product. RFID shielding is a physical barrier only and no claim is made that it prevents fraud, identity theft or any financial loss. It provides no protection against loss or theft of the wallet itself - do not keep all of your travel documents, cards and cash in one place. Not affiliated with, endorsed by or issued by any government or authority. Colours, cover detailing and materials are supplier-stated and may vary between screens and batches.
