Civilian Brands Wristlet Key Holder

Civilian Brands Wristlet Key Holder
Civilian Brands is an independently owned and operated clothing company. Designed and developed in southern region of Malaysia which is Johore Bahru. Built tough since two thousand thirteen with the vision to embrace the extreme sport scene especially BMX, Skate and street. “Trends doesn’t stay longer, culture last forever”. We believed, passion makes our life interesting, ignites our soul, fuels our love and carries our friendship, stimulates our intellect, and pushes our limits.
They are durable and it is very useful, especially when they need to carry many things and at the same time still holding a car key. You can just hook the key fob at your wrist and be hand free!
5 in stock
RM30.00
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