Buffalo Billfold Company Women's Envelope Clutch Wallet brown leather

This leather envelope clutch wallet is handmade from American Bison full grain leather. Our women’s envelope clutch holds bills, checkbook and register, credit cards, and coins. It has a leather divider for the bill slot so you can organize your bills. You can securely close it with the Genuine Buffalo Nickel snap we’ve placed on the front of the leather envelope wallet. This is a larger envelope clutch so it will hold a lot and best fits in a medium-large to large sized purse.

• American Bison Leather
  
• Check Register Holder
• Coin Case
• Card Case
• Buffalo Nickel Snap
• Handcrafted & Made in America

Leather Envelope Clutch

Our handmade leather envelope clutch wallet is time tested and built to last. How do we know? We’ve been making this envelope clutch since 1972, and some of our first customers are just starting to return to the workshop to pick up a new one and to tell us their stories. Some of the leather wallets that return are almost 40 years old!

Coin Purse Inside

Inside this leather envelope clutch you’ll find a coin purse with a snap closure. This coin purse will hold many coins and is even wide enough to hold US dollar bills.

Women’s Envelope Clutch with Bill Slots

Our women’s envelope clutch has two bill slots. These slots will fit US dollars and bills that are similarly sized from other currencies. They’re are located in the same area and separated by a leather divider.

Checkbook Holder inside Envelope Clutch

You’ll be able to hold your checkbook and register with this women’s leather envelope clutch. It has two slots, so you can insert your checkbook on one side and register on the other.

Credit Card Insert

We’ve added a credit card insert to our women’s leather envelope wallet so you can store credit cards and business cards.

Full Grain Leather

Our women’s leather clutch wallet is handmade using Full Grain Leather, because it’s the strongest type of leather available. Full grain leather is the top most portion of the leather. You can see the natural grains of the Bison hide. We use only the best full grain Bison leather for your women’s clutch wallet. You’ll get a long lasting leather clutch that will develop an amazing patina as it ages.

Genuine Bison Nickel Snap

Our women’s leather envelope wallet features a flap that latches with a Buffalo Nickel snap closure. That means that your bills, credit cards, and coins will stay secure.

• Handmade from full grain American Bison leather and Made in USA.

How to Care for Full-Grain Leather Goods
Learning how to care for full-grain leather goods is simple—and doing it properly will help your favorite bison leather pieces last for decades. At Buffalo Billfold Company, we tan all our American Bison leather with a natural “naked” finish, meaning the grain is untouched and the pores remain open. This creates leather that ages beautifully and develops a rich patina through use, not chemicals. With just minimal maintenance, your wallet, purse, or belt will stay supple, strong, and handsome for years to come.

Routine Leather Care Tips
For everyday full-grain leather care, keep your item clean and dry. A light wipe with a soft, dry cloth removes dust and surface dirt—no soaking or harsh cleaners required. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or heat, which can dry natural oils and make the leather stiff. If you live in a hot, arid climate, you may apply a very light coating of a clear, neutral shoe cream after testing it on a hidden area. This helps replenish moisture lost to dry air while preserving the natural finish. Do not use mink oil, shoe polish, or saddle soap—these products can clog pores, darken unevenly, or damage the leather’s breathability.

How to Condition Full-Grain Leather
Occasional conditioning is optional, but it can enhance longevity. If your leather begins to look dull or dry, apply a small amount of leather balm or Venetian shoe cream using a clean cloth. Work in gentle circular motions and allow it to absorb overnight before buffing lightly. Once or twice a year is enough—over-conditioning can cause buildup or dark spots. Because our bison leather is full-grain and naturally oiled during tanning, it typically needs little more than regular use to stay in great shape. The natural oils from your hands will darken and enrich the leather’s patina over time, giving it that well-worn saddle look prized by leather enthusiasts.

Bison Leather Maintenance and Storage
Proper bison leather maintenance is as much about storage as cleaning. Keep your leather goods in a cool, ventilated space away from direct sunlight. Never store them in airtight plastic containers—leather needs to breathe. When traveling, avoid overstuffing bags or folding wallets tightly for long periods. If your item gets wet, let it dry slowly at room temperature, then gently recondition if needed. With mindful care, your full-grain leather will continue to develop a deep, lustrous finish that reflects your life’s adventures.

Why Minimal Care Works Best
Because we use high-quality American Bison hides and natural tanning methods, our leather is built to last without constant maintenance. Simpler really is better: avoid harsh cleaners, use neutral creams sparingly, and let time and use do most of the work. The natural patina that forms through everyday handling is what gives full-grain leather its unique beauty—no synthetic polish can match it.

Leather “Blooming”
Our leather is real, and real leather has natural oils in it. Unlike poor leather goods that you need to condition often, our leather is full grain leather and retains its natural oils. If a product sits unused for some time, some of those oils might “bloom” out of the leather. This is normal – it’s one sign you have good leather. Just take a dry cloth and rub it on the leather in a circular motion to “buff” it, just as you would if you were using a leather conditioner. This will move the natural oils back into the leather (and onto the cloth you use to do this).

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