Brand: Jimmy Choo Material: Leather Exterior Colour: Black Hardware: Gold-tone metal Dimensions: 16" W x 5.5" H x 1.5" D (approx.) CHAIN IS NOT FROM JIMMY CHOO Strap Drop: Approximately 22" (approx.) Interior: Black leather lining with beige fabric pocket lining, multiple card slots, zip compartment Closure: Flap-front with magnetic snap; zip interior compartment Made In: Italy Inclusions: Chain strap (detachable) This Jimmy Choo wallet presents the house's characteristic synthesis of Italian craftsmanship and streamlined modern proportion. Rendered in fine-grained black leather, the continental format opens to reveal an intelligently compartmented interior with card slots, fabric-lined pockets, and a secure zip section. The front bears the embossed logo plaque in brushed gold-tone metal, echoed in the curb-link chain strap that permits shoulder or crossbody carry. Founded in 1996, Jimmy Choo has long translated the codes of luxe footwear into accessories of equal elegance, worked in supple leathers and finished with signature hardware. The piece exemplifies the brand's attention to functional design without sacrificing refinement. Notes from the Curator Jimmy Choo introduced handbag and small leather goods collections in the early 2000s, expanding beyond its footwear foundation to meet the needs of a clientele already devoted to the brand's red-carpet glamour. This continental wallet in fine-grained black leather distills those ambitions into a compact form, built around the dual-purpose structure that defines the wallet-on-chain category: a compartmented interior engineered for cards, notes, and a secure zip section, paired with a detachable curb-link strap that converts the piece from desk accessory to evening companion. The embossed logo plaque in brushed gold-tone metal—visible here on the front flap—became a house signature across the small leather goods range, a subtle nod to the hardware language developed for Jimmy Choo's handbag hardware. Categories today include shoes, bags, small leather goods, jewellery, soft accessories, eyewear and fragrance, all rooted in the same Italian craftsmanship that first defined the brand's footwear in the mid-1990s.