Wallets

After a long sit in the high seat, or back from a driven boar hunt, the wallet is usually the thing left in the car door pocket, the hunting bag or the inside pocket of the jacket next to the hunting licence and the firearm permit. GREENBURRY pieces with a deer or wild boar relief on genuine leather are recognisable at a glance: they show the owner's passion even when he is standing at the till or sitting at a bank counter.

Who these hunting wallets are for

These pieces suit a hunter who wants to carry documents, cash and cards in something that reflects his interest, not a generic mass-produced accessory. They work equally well for keeping a hunting licence in the car, slipping into a jacket pocket on the way to the forest, or as an everyday item in town. Many hunters keep two, a plain one for daily use in town and a sturdier one that stays in the hunting bag or the car with the permits.

The motif, a standing deer, a deer head or a wild boar snout, is embossed into the leather, so it wears more slowly than a printed pattern on fabric. That suits people who hunt themselves and people looking for a gift for a father, brother or friend who does. It stays small enough to carry daily while still showing clearly who it belongs to.

Types by motif and shape

This category holds six GREENBURRY models that differ by decoration and body shape: a deer or wild boar motif, a vertical or horizontal case. The choice comes down to which animal means more to the hunter and how he usually carries this kind of accessory.

Deer motif

The 1701-Stag-25, 1701-RS-25 and 1705-Stag-25 models carry a deer image, and the 1701-Stag-25 shows a standing deer outline, a classic hunting symbol familiar from trophy walls and hunting club badges. This motif suits anyone hunting red deer or roe deer, and anyone who values the deer as a symbol of the forest. The RS marking in a model name points to a more natural, less processed leather surface, where the relief sits rougher under the fingers.

Wild boar motif

The 1701-Wild Boar-25 and 1705-Wild Boar-25 models carry a wild boar head relief, a solid choice for hunters whose main quarry is boar, a common target on driven hunts through autumn and winter. The boar motif reads harder than the deer one, so men who want a plain, unembellished decoration often choose it.

Vertical and horizontal cases

Most models are vertical and fit an inside jacket or coat pocket, while the 1705-RS-25 comes in a horizontal version, wider and better suited to a car door pocket or the front compartment of a hunting bag. The horizontal shape also holds more cards without becoming bulky.

How to choose a wallet for a hunter

Five things matter when choosing: which animal the hunter hunts or values most, how many cards and documents need to fit, where the piece will actually sit day to day, whether it is for yourself or a gift, and how it will usually be carried.

1. Motif: deer or wild boar, based on the game the hunter pursues most or the trophy on his wall.
2. Shape: a vertical case suits a pocket, a horizontal one suits a car or a bag.
3. Capacity: if you need to carry a hunting licence, a firearm permit and several cards together, pick a model with more compartments inside.
4. Purpose: for a gift, match the motif to the recipient's game, not to your own taste.
5. Carry spot: for something riding in a jacket pocket next to a knife or keys, the compact vertical shape works best.

Using it in the field and day to day

Genuine leather handles damp better than synthetic materials, but after a wet hunt take it out of a soaked jacket and let it dry at room temperature, not next to a radiator or a car heater. Fast drying with heat stiffens the leather and can distort the relief.

The embossed motif can wear gently over the years exactly where fingers touch it most. That is normal leather ageing, not a fault. Carried in a hunting bag next to a knife or a box of cartridges, it is better kept in its own compartment, away from sharp edges that could scratch it. It is also worth keeping the hunting licence and firearm permit inside, so both are on hand at a check.

GREENBURRY, German leather with a hunting heritage

All six models in this category are made by GREENBURRY, a German brand that specialises in genuine-leather accessories with hunting and nature motifs. The brand is known for thicker, less processed leather that keeps an embossed image sharp for years, not the thin, glossy leather typical of mass-produced pieces. Each model is cut from a single piece of leather, so the seams near the relief stay barely visible.

Looking for a hunting gift, take a look at our document holders, collars, pendants or brooches with matching motifs. If you are not sure which model fits, write to us and we will help you choose based on the hunter's game.