Be Strong in the Lord Charcoal-Brown Genuine Leather Wallet - Ephesians 6:10

The Be Strong in the LORD Charcoal-Brown Genuine Leather Wallet is the perfect pick for your husband or son. This practical gift has an uplifting message that offers a positive, faith-filled reminder to live with integrity.

This men's wallet is made from smooth, charcoal-brown, genuine leather that's both stylish and practical. A heat-debossed design on the front showcases a Scripture verse in an elegant typographical style.

Be strong on the LORD

Ephesians 6:10

The rear of the wallet showcases a heat-debossed crest flanked by the silhouettes of two lions on either side. The Scripture reference is seamlessly integrated into this design.

Eph. 6:10

The wallet is reinforced with topstitching along all its edges. Its built-in RFID-blocking technology keeps your personal information and card details secure from unauthorized scans. Inside, you'll find 3 card slots, two small slip pockets, a dual-section billfold to neatly organize your cash, and a clear ID window for easy access. Plus, it comes beautifully presented in its own gift box, ready to be given to someone special or to treat yourself.

The Be Strong in the LORD Charcoal-Brown Genuine Leather Wallet is part of the Strong in the LORD Navy Blue Collection, crafted to uplift and inspire the men in your life. This curated collection includes a ceramic coffee mug for his morning routine, a sturdy metal keychain for his daily essentials, a genuine leather wallet for a touch of sophistication, a spiral-bound journal for jotting down thoughts and plans, and a sleek gift bag for presentation.

Wrap up your search for the perfect gift with the Be Strong in the LORD Charcoal-Brown Genuine Leather Wallet. With its practical RFID-blocking technology, ample storage, and meaningful faith-based message, this wallet is sure to be cherished and used with pride every day.

• Heat-debossed typographical design 
• Brown leather 
• Genuine premium full grain leather 
• Be strong on the Lord 
• Ephesians 6:10 
• Heat-debossed Scripture reference on back 
• Eph 6:10 
• Strong in the Lord Navy Blue Collection 
• Topstitched seams 
• 2-section billfold 
• 2 interior multi-purpose slip pockets 
• 3 interior credit card slots 
• RFID-blocking technology 
  
• Wipe with damp cloth to clean 
• Packaged in a gift box 
• Wallet Size: 4.3” x 3.6” x 0.9” (109 x 91 x 23mm) Gift Box Dimensions: 5.2” x 4.3 ” x 1” (131 x 108 x 25 mm)
  

  How To Clean & Condition Full Grain Leather Product

  Cleaning Leather

  Thorough cleaning of leather products should be done infrequently. In most cases, wiping the leather with a damp cloth or a horsehair brush is all that’s required to return the natural luster of the leather.

  When more is needed, a leather cleaner may be used to remove grease, excess polish, or the occasional ground-in dirt. It’s a common misconception that frequent applications of shoe polish will keep the leather looking new. Unfortunately, layers of polish will build-up over time and prevent the leather from breathing. Eventually, the leather will dry-out and crack.

  The most effective consumer leather cleaners contain surfactants that extract dust and grime from the surface of the leather. Alternatively, leather cleaners that are rated pH-neutral are often quite effective. Ordinary hand soaps or saddle soaps often do more harm than good.

  How to Clean Leather

   

  • Start by wiping the leather with a clean damp soft cloth.
  • Once the leather is dry, apply a dime-sized portion of leather cleaner to a clean dry cloth.
  • Wipe the surface in a gentle circular motion, allowing the leather to absorb the cleaner.

   

  Conditioning Leather

  On the rare occasion that cleaning the leather isn’t enough, applying a leather conditioner is often a good next step. Leather, especially older leather, has a tendency to dry-out and crack over time. A conditioner keeps the surface soft and supple by reintroducing natural moisturizers into the leather.

  Mink oil, leather honey, and neatsfoot oil stimulate the natural oils of the leather. These are common conditioners used to add moisture, color, and a layer of protection to the leather.

  How to Condition Leather

   

  • Add a quarter-sized portion of conditioner to a soft cloth.
  • Gently rub the conditioner all over the leather.
  • Let the conditioner rest on the leather until it begins to congeal.
  • Once tacky, remove the excess conditioner with a dry cloth.