HEATHROW
- Distinctive slanted card pockets create a recognisable architectural detail unique to MARK / GIUSTI.
- Compact and elegant design, perfect for both everyday use and international travel.
- Signature mosaic artwork printed on nappa calf leather, inspired by historic architectural mosaics.
- Holds passport, credit cards, boarding passes and notes securely while remaining slim.
- Five card slots and two interior pockets keep travel essentials organised.
- Discreet heat-embossed MARK / GIUSTI logo on the back for understated luxury.
- Crafted in premium vegetable-tanned leather, designed to age beautifully over time.
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The external mosaic pattern is digitally printed on premium nappa calf leather and is inspired by an original Roman mosaic discovered in a villa in Pitney, Somerset, England.
- This historic geometric artwork has been carefully researched, interpreted and developed exclusively for MARK / GIUSTI, transforming architectural heritage into contemporary leather design.
- 100% Genuine Bovine leather body and trims.
- 100% Cotton sateen lining.
- Exclusive MARK / GIUSTI Colours.
Care Advice:
- Wipe clean the leather with a damp cloth. For deeper cleaning, use a leather cleaner. Avoid soaking the wallet.
- If the wallet gets wet, pat dry immediately with a soft cloth. Avoid wringing or twisting the leather.
- Avoid machine washing or drying to prevent damage to leather details.
- Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Use a dust bag for protection.
- Avoid direct sunlight and harsh chemicals. Use a leather conditioner periodically.
- Width: 7.5 cm
- Height: 10 cm
- Depth: 1 cm
Fits comfortably:
- Passport
- Credit cards
- Boarding passes
- Notes and receipts
- Business cards
Slim profile designed to slip easily into jackets, handbags or travel bags.
HEATHROW
Sale price€180,00
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HEATHROW
Sale price€180,00
MOSAIC STORY
The mosaic pattern exclusively designed for this product is inspired by the original mosaic strips found in the Basilica di San Marco (Venice, Italy), which was built in the 11th century A.D.
