Multi-colour leather wallets are rare and technically challenging to make, which adds to their exclusivity and charm. Here's why: (1) Different colours of leather must be carefully matched not just by shade, but by: Grain texture Thickness Finish (matte, glossy, waxed, etc.) Leather, being a natural material, varies from hide to hide — making colour consistency difficult across pieces. (2) Precision Cutting & Seam Alignment When combining different coloured panels, every edge must be: Cut with extreme precision Aligned perfectly for clean joins (3) Skilled Stitching & Edge Work Stitching multi-colour panels together demands high craftsmanship: Threads must be colour-matched or intentionally contrasted. (4) Time-Consuming Process Multi-colour wallets take much longer to produce than single-tone ones: Extra time is spent on layout, testing, and assembling the wallet. 5. High Material Wastage (6) Limited Scalability Handcrafted multi-colour wallets are often made in small batches or even as one-of-a-kind pieces, due to the intensive manual labour. Mass production struggles to maintain the artisanal detail, so they remain niche luxury items, hence, they're not easily found in stores.