Micro minimalist wallet constructed from aluminium and PVD finished

London based KKMC Limited has introduced a brand new model of its popular minimalist wallet. Branded as Micro, the cutting-edge functional wallet is constructed from premium grade aluminium and finished with a PVD coating.

While taking about the wallet’s sleek design and unique in-built features, Micro creators said: "This is not just another wallet in an overflowing market. We came together to design a pure and beautiful minimalist product that truly reflects our design ideals. With our lives getting faster and more cluttered by the day, it seems we always have to get somewhere that bit faster, grab food that bit quicker and forget to appreciate the small things. So we decided to make your transactions that bit easier and put the small things in your pocket!"

Each aluminium-built Micro minimalist wallet comes with a finishing kit, either in Rose Gold, Silver or Gunmetal PVD finish, two TPU soft touch straps, and one strap in a colour choice of black, grey, special ddition green or baby Blue.

Finding its place as one of the smallest micro wallets on the market, Micro’s aluminium unibody measures a mere 4.5mm thick, and with the same length and width as a credit card. The interchangeable, low-friction, TPU strap of the minimalist wallet can hold between 1 and 6 cards with ease, hold receipts and notes, and some change as well.

Other unique features of Micro minimalist wallet include:

PVD: The revolutionary PVD plating, normally found on top of the range watches, provides an exceptional finish, longevity and scratch resistance.

Quick pay: Contactless technology has revolutionized the way consumers buy goods for the better. One just needs to touch the Micro wallet face down on the card reader to pay, and the payment is done.

Styling: Micro with its smooth, contoured, aluminium body and soft touch strap boasts a suave look that can beat competition at any level.

Strength: Some aluminium products have been found to bend when in a pocket. Micro’s bending threshold has been lab tested in to a truly staggering 250kg. So it is reasonably sturdy as well.