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The Panic! At The Disco Bifold Wallet is designed for fans who need a reliable, stylish way to carry their essentials while celebrating their favorite band. Its primary benefit is the inclusion of a secure, zip-fastened coin pocket and multiple card slots, ensuring your money and documents stay organized within a slim profile. A potential caveat for users is that the compact 1cm depth may feel restrictive if you typically carry a large volume of coins or bulky receipts, as the wallet is optimized for a minimalist, organized loadout.
| Colour | Multicolor |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | NEWWAPATDICON |
| Brand | Rocksax |
The wallet measures 10cm in height, 11cm in width, and 1cm in depth.
Yes, this is an officially licensed Panic! At The Disco item.
Yes, it includes a dedicated side panel that is secured with a zipper.
There are five close-fitting slots designed specifically for cards.
Use a soft, damp cloth with a mild detergent to spot clean. Avoid machine washing.
The slots are designed to be snug for security; insert one card per slot and allow the material to settle for a few days to naturally relax the fit.
Run a dry pencil tip along the zipper teeth to lubricate them with graphite, then operate the zipper back and forth to distribute it.
To keep your wallet in peak condition, avoid overstuffing the card slots, as this can stretch the fabric over time. For cleaning, perform spot cleaning with a soft, damp cloth and mild soap if needed; do not submerge the wallet in water or place it in a washing machine, as this may damage the internal structure or the screen-printed graphics. If the zipper becomes difficult to slide, ensure there is no debris caught in the teeth and consider using a small amount of graphite from a pencil lead to lubricate the track.
