New York Yankees Clutch

This officially licensed women's wallet is made of high quality Napa Grain leather and features an enameled team logo.

New York Yankees shell mesh wallet. This unique and adorable wallet is made with a baseball jersey-like material!! This great-looking, hard clutch wallet opens with a silver metal push button and has metal accents/hinge. Front has large/bold screened-on team logo/colors; reverse has smaller logo.... cool, modern style with retro touches! Measures approximately 7" x 4". The inside is lined in a black polyester and features 3 slots for credit cards and clear slot for identification with open pocket behind for small receipts; small zipper pocket for some change with an open pocket behind for money. Not for holding checkbooks. Officially licensed by MLB. Support your team in style! A perfect, attention-getting item for the Yankees fan/collector and makes a great gift.

Sporting News Magazine June 12, 1976 - Clutch Clouter - Chris Chambliss, New York Yankees is digitally printed on archival photographic paper resulting in vivid, pure color and exceptional detail that is suitable for any museum or gallery display. Finding that perfect piece to match your interest and style is easy and within your budget!

2008 Topps New York Yankees LIMITED EDITION Team Edition Baseball Card # 42 Alex Rodriguez - AROD Walks Off With Clutch Grand Slam - MLB Trading Card - In Protective Display Case

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