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BUILT TO LAST. MADE TO MATTER.
Ravi Edge takes its name from the Ravi River, one of the great rivers of the Indus basin, long associated with continuity, movement, and everyday life across generations. That same sense of steady reliability defines this wallet, with an added edge of character. It’s designed to feel slim and compact in use, refined in form, and dependable for daily carry.
Hand-cut from full-grain, vegetable-tanned leather and saddle-stitched with tear-resistant Vinymo MBT thread, Ravi Edge features a distinctive cross-stitched edge that adds strength and visual contrast. Finished with our signature natural balm, the leather develops a rich, personal patina as it travels with you.
Inside, tri-color interior pockets and a central cash pocket keep cards and notes organized with quick access, without adding bulk.
Ravi Edge carries what matters, with intention.
Every Markore piece is hand-crafted to last a lifetime. If something fails under normal use, email us and we’ll repair or replace it.
What’s covered
- Leather, hardware, or stitching faults
What’s not
- Damage from accidents, misuse, or neglect
- Natural patina and creases over time
How to claim
Send us a photo and your order number at care@markore.de, we’ll send you a shipping label.
Develops character unique to you
Seams that won’t come apart
Holds shape through daily wear
Withstands daily strain and movement
Naturally strong and wear-resistant
Resists stretching, pulling, and wear
Designed for decades of use
Designed for long-term performance
Hand Crafted – A Legacy
At Markore, every stitch carries the weight of heritage and every product is a promise of enduring quality. Our teams of leather craftsmen produce in small batches using full-grain, vegetable-tanned leather ethically sourced from the roots of South Asia.
No plastics. No mass production. Just honest, time-honored, handmade craftsmanship.
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