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The Nosetta denim wallet collection blends excellent practicality with a touch of casual elegance. Constructed from superior-quality denim sourced from the century-old mill Limonta, renowned for its quality and design, these wallets are built to last.
They are available in three versions: two zip-around wallets and one small pouch with an internal card case. Whether you prefer a compact design for essentials or a roomier option for everyday essentials, Nosetta has you covered.
Our denim wallets are more than just stylish. We understand the importance of a wallet that can keep up with your busy lifestyle. That's why we've chosen a water-repellent fabric, ensuring your belongings stay protected from unexpected spills and light rain.
At Nosetta, we believe luxury is in the details. While the exterior boasts a sophisticated denim aesthetic, the interior is where the true craftsmanship shines. Vegetable-tanned leather, sourced from Tuscany and renowned for its natural beauty and durability, lines each compartment and card slot. This not only adds a touch of sophistication but also ensures a superior experience. True quiet luxury.
Our accessories transcend the boundaries of a mere accessory. They have a clear design design and convenient size allowing it to be carried inside a bag or in your pocket. This versatility makes them the perfect companion for a night out, bringing your essentials in an understated yet undeniably chic manner.
These denim creations embody again the core values that define Nosetta: crafted from luxury materials and inspired by the heritage of Lake Como, with a timeless style on each design element.
Our denim wallets are an invitation to embrace the Nosetta lifestyle. It's about appreciating the finer things in life, while living with a sense of relaxed elegance that echoes the essence of Lake Como.
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