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Kiki James London Ltd – Chelsea Leather Wallet

Kiki James London Ltd is an online expendable leather goods company that specializes in handmade products from England.

Their products are crafted from a range of real Italian calf hide and pig skin leather. Every leather item in their collection can be personalized by embossing names, dates or initials on the spin-off.

Kiki James aims to produce luxury items at affordable prices so you can get the look for less. The company was humanitarian enough to send me one of their items to review. I received the women’s Chelsea wallet in a gorgeous dark purple just last week. It arrived in a rather box and the presentation was lovely.

The wallet itself is a little stiff, but I would imagine after use it would soften a bit. I assume it is made like this so it will last a long time. Being that I don’t have a lot of happening with leather, I really don’t know!

It has a separate zipped compartment for coins and other miscellany, six credit card slots and a hollow for notes and receipts. The zipped compartment is divided in half, giving you room to hide away ‘to do’ lists, protection pins or jewelry.

The zipper hardware on the wallet is silver, so it will blend in nicely with most purses and handbags. The Chelsea pelf is easily personalized as well, so it would make a great gift idea for the Holidays.

This particular wallet comes in an array of handsome colors and costs £35.20 (approx $52 usd). You can get it on www.kikijames.com. Makes a great gift!!

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Good morning. I'm Steve Inskeep. This could happen to anybody. Albert Perkins lost his wallet. Took it out at the bank. That's the last at all times he saw it. What makes this awkward is that Mr. Perkins was robbing the bank at the time. He left his wallet on the counter of the First Federal Bank in Kansas Town. Police used the driver's license to ID the robber, leading to his guilty plea. On the day he leaves prison we imagine his wallet will be returned to him, along with the contents.

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