
CAP-CH-002
Custom Logo RFID Card Holder
Genuine leather
- RFID
- Confirmed in source title
- Structure
- Flat stitched card sleeve with multiple exterior card pockets and a central compartment; exact capacity is not confirmed.
Compare six card holder structures whose public source titles explicitly identify RFID blocking, including flat sleeves, snap-tab, pull-tab, ID-window, money-clip and printed formats.
RFID, material and construction wording is included only where the accessible source confirms it.

CAP-CH-002
Genuine leather

CAP-CH-003
Genuine leather

CAP-CH-004
Leather; the contrasting textile-like panel material is not confirmed.

CAP-CH-005
Cross-grain top-layer cowhide

CAP-CH-006
Leather

CAP-CH-008
Leather is stated in the source title; the printed surface construction is not confirmed.
Answers reflect only confirmed source information and clearly identify what still requires quotation review.
Custom-logo or logo-position evidence is confirmed for selected models. The exact method, size and placement are not confirmed in the accessible source, so send vector artwork and the model code for a feasibility review.
RFID blocking is confirmed only for the models marked RFID Confirmed. Whether it can be added to another structure, and which test method applies, must be confirmed during quotation and sampling.
The source titles identify the marked models as RFID blocking, but no test standard or report was accessible. State the target frequency and test requirement in the RFQ so the construction and verification method can be confirmed.
Send the model code, target material, dimensions, slot layout, RFID requirement, artwork, color and quantity. The sample steps, cost and timing are then confirmed in the quotation; no fixed process or lead time is claimed here.
Provide the model code, target material, dimensions, card-slot layout, RFID requirement, color, logo artwork and method preference, packaging format, estimated quantity, market and target timing.
Use the model code to anchor the request, then specify every required change rather than assuming a standard configuration.