Phone Wallets
Develop Phone Wallets Around Fit, Alignment, and Daily Access
Define device compatibility, magnetic alignment, card capacity, charging clearance, leather finish, and branding before approving a phone-wallet sample.
Phone Wallet Specification
Confirm the device and attachment system first
A phone wallet must be specified against the exact device envelope, attachment method, card load, and charging requirements.
- 1 Device compatibility
- Provide the target device or case dimensions and identify any camera, button, or port clearance.
- 2 Attachment alignment
- Define the magnetic or mechanical attachment position, holding force, orientation, and removal method.
- 3 Card load
- Set card quantity, pocket direction, retention, and the acceptable profile when loaded.
- 4 Charging clearance
- Confirm whether the accessory remains attached during charging and define the required compatibility test.
Phone Wallets
Development Priorities
Phone Wallet Development Options
Key decisions to confirm before sampling and production.
Device- and case-specific fit
Magnetic attachment alignment
Slim card-pocket layouts
Leather and PU surface options
Debossed or foil branding
Sample-based compatibility review
FAQ
What device information is required?
Provide the exact phone or case model, dimensions, camera position, charging method, and whether the wallet must remain attached during charging.
How is magnetic attachment reviewed?
The sample should be checked for alignment, holding force, orientation, removal effort, and stability with the stated card load.
Can the card capacity be changed?
Card count and pocket geometry can be evaluated during specification review, subject to the target thickness and attachment performance.
Developing a phone wallet or magnetic card case?
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