Personalized Leather Passport Wallet

JooJoobs is a family of leather craftsmen, they manufacture handcrafted products from full-grain, distressed leather that only gets better with age. Their leather passport wallet is designed to hold your cards and passports in style, and it’s also customizable with your initials. Two large inner pockets hold two passports, and two small card slots are designed for your credit cards. When closed, the travel wallet keeps all the essentials protected in style.

You can grab their beautifully crafted products directly from their website or at their Etsy store.

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