Badge Trifold Wallets

Most standard police shields, sheriff stars, and fire badges fit the stock cutout. Trifolds are sized for full-size patrol badges — the badge sits in the top panel, displayed when the wallet opens. If your badge is oversize, custom-shaped, or you carry an antique shield, message us with dimensions or a photo with a ruler and we'll cut a custom slot before we ship.

Three panels means more room — more card slots, a longer cash pocket, and a dedicated badge panel that doesn't compete with everything else for space. If you carry a lot of cards, IDs, business cards, and your badge, the trifold is the right answer. The trade-off is thickness: a trifold won't fit a back pocket as cleanly as a bifold. Most officers carry the trifold in a jacket, suit, or duty pocket.

Pin-clip means the badge attaches to a leather panel like a uniform — fully removable, fast on/off, works for swapping between badges. Custom cutout means the leather is cut to your badge's exact shape — tighter fit, cleaner look, protects the metal. Most agency-issued shields work with either. Specialty badges (oversize stars, fold-over creds, antique shields) need cutout. Tell us in the order notes and we'll set it up.

Yes. Laser engraving on every Bull Sheath badge wallet — badge number, name, rank, unit, department shield, or call sign. Most popular: badge number on the inside panel where only you see it. Department shields and challenge-coin-style insignia engrave on the exterior or rear. Email us custom artwork (SVG preferred, high-res PNG works) after you order.

Full-grain American leather, vegetable-tanned at U.S. tanneries, then cut and hand-sewn in our Mansfield, Texas workshop. Full-grain is the top layer of the hide — the densest, most durable part. We don't use bonded leather, split, or "genuine leather" (industry's lowest grade). The leather will darken, develop a patina, and look better the more you carry it.

If anything fails because of how we built it — stitching, hardware, leather delamination — we fix it or replace it under our No Bull Guarantee. No deadline, no fine print, no fee. Normal wear (scratches, patina, leather softening) isn't a defect; that's the leather doing what it should. But craftsmanship that doesn't hold up is on us, every time.