Passport Case | Black Leather

A passport case built for the long haul. Selde Terre uses full-grain vegetable-tanned leather from La Bretagna Tannery in Tuscany, developed exclusively for the brand with its own unique blend of tannins. It starts structured and protective, softens with use, and develops a rich patina over time that makes it look better the more you travel with it.

Cut, bevelled, and burnished entirely by hand in small batches at Selde Terre's Vancouver workshop. The solid brass button stud keeps everything secure without adding bulk. Slim enough to slip into a jacket pocket, considered enough to be worth keeping for years.

WHY YOU'LL LOVE IT |

• Full-grain vegetable tanned leather from La Bretagna Tannery, Tuscany — ages and deepens with use
• Cut, bevelled, and burnished by hand in Vancouver, BC
• Solid brass button stud closure
• 1.2/1.4mm double shoulder leather — slim profile with real structure
• Made in small batches, not mass produced
• Free from synthetic materials and chemical treatments

PERFECT FOR |

• Frequent travellers who want a passport case that improves with every trip
• A considered gift for someone who travels well and looks after their things
• Pairs naturally with the Selde Terre cardholder and glasses case for a complete travel set

CARE INSTRUCTIONS |

Store in a cool, dry place. Condition occasionally with a leather balm or oil to preserve the texture and develop a natural patina. If needed, clean gently with a soft cloth and a small amount of water.

DETAILS |

• Dimensions (closed): 5½" x 3⅞" x 5/16"
• Material: 100% vegetable tanned double shoulder leather, 1.2/1.4mm
• Leather from La Bretagna Tannery, Tuscany, Italy
• Solid brass button stud
• Handmade in Vancouver, BC by Selde Terre

ABOUT SELDE TERRE |

Selde Terre is a Vancouver-based leather goods brand making small-batch accessories by hand in their Vancouver workshop. Every piece is cut, bevelled, and burnished by hand using full-grain, vegetable-tanned leather sourced from Tuscany. Leather that improves with age and wear rather than deteriorating like synthetic alternatives.

This is slow fashion in its most practical form: objects made carefully, built to last, and designed to become better the longer you use them.