Made one at a time in Canada · Request first, pay only if accepted
Hip-Po wallets

About

Hip-Po Wallets are designed and made by Iggy in Vancouver, British Columbia.

The signature curved profile began with a simple ergonomic idea: a wallet should sit naturally in the hand, carry what its owner actually needs, and improve with use. Each piece is cut, edge-finished, and saddle-stitched by hand rather than produced on an assembly line.

Iggy works with character-rich leathers including Horween Dublin, Horween Chromexcel, bison, and selected Italian hides. Natural grain, pull-up, scars, wrinkles, and colour variation make every piece distinct.

Built from full leather

Construction is part of the Hip-Po look. Each wallet is built from full pieces of substantial 4–5 oz leather rather than T-pocket assemblies. This creates a solid structure designed to wear in slowly and serve its owner for a long time.

The edges are kept natural rather than dyed, leaving the leather layers and their honest cross-section visible. Those exposed layers are not an unfinished detail; they are a deliberate part of the design and develop character with use.

Hip-Po is a small made-to-request workshop. Existing models provide a starting point, but every request is reviewed before an order is accepted. This keeps the work personal and ensures that materials, construction, capacity, timing, and price are clear before payment.

A colourful Hip-Po character demonstrating how the Iggy Signature Curve wallet moves easily in and out of a pocket
Why the curve

Easy out. Easy back.

The signature curve follows the hand, clears a pocket edge and gives the fingers a secure place to grip.

At Iggy’s workbench

Cut by hand. Built by Iggy.

Real workbench clips—from cutting the leather to checking the finished piece. Every Hip-Po item is made one at a time by the same hands.