JUMISEE Cute Unicorn Passport Cover PU Leather Passport Holder Slim Travel Wallet Card Case for Women Girls Kids
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JUMISEE Cute Unicorn Passport Cover PU Leather Passport Holder Slim Travel Wallet Card Case for Women Girls Kids
- SUPERIOR MATERIAL: Made of soft and waterproof PU leather, this passport holder provides perfect protection for your passport and other documents on every trip.
- LIGHT AND SLIM: size 3.9 x 5.5 inches (L x W). Our passport holder is the perfect size to travel with. This slim and light travel document organizer would be easy to carry around when traveling.
- HOLD MOST IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS: This cute passport cover features a passort sleeve, 4 card slots and 1 additional pocket, it is a great way to keep all of your important documents together, so you never have to worry about forgetting anything again.
- CUTE DESIGN: Super cute unicorn pattern, as you travel around the world, keep your most important travel document stylish with this passport holder. Suitable for kids and adults!
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