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For an item that houses money, identification, receipts and half eaten lollipops we really should take more care of our wallets. Mine literally looks like a piece of trash. The wallet prior was a velcro Rip Curl number I had since grade six. It housed two things - sand and five cent pieces. I was sad to see it go.
Thankfully for sorry looking wallets everywhere Dosh have enlisted Kill Pixie, Jonathan Zawada, Stefan Marx and French to create wallet cum art pieces in their Wallets As Art series. If you respect your back pocket you'll drop some cash here and slip your remaining loot in a work of art.
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Now all we need is the ability to load our own artwork on them... ;-)
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