TOM FORD Croc-Effect Leather Card Holder

SKU · Y0232-LCL632SUBV

The TOM FORD Croc-Effect Leather Card Holder (style Y0232-LCL632SUBV) is carried by 1 store SoleScout tracks, priced from $490. 1 size is in stock somewhere right now, and the table below shows the cheapest store for each one. SoleScout doesn't sell this — we link straight to the retailer's own checkout.

About this product

Minimal and refined, this Tom Ford card holder is crafted from leather with an embossed crocodile-effect finish that enhances its bold yet elegant character. The compact silhouette is designed to hold essential cards with ease, offering a sleek alternative to the classic wallet. Made in Italy, it reflects the brand’s timeless approach to modern luxury. Leather with crocodile-effect embossing Compact card holder design Five card slots Slim profile Height: 6,8 cm Width: 10 cm

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US Men's Sizes

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One Size

$490

Where to buy

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Questions

Where can I buy the TOM FORD Croc-Effect Leather Card Holder?

1 retailer tracked by SoleScout currently list this item, starting at $490. The "Where to buy" list shows every store's price and sizes; retailer names are unlocked with a SoleScout account.

How much does the TOM FORD Croc-Effect Leather Card Holder cost?

Across every tracked store the price ranges from $490. Prices change daily; this page reflects the stores' own current listings.

What sizes of the TOM FORD Croc-Effect Leather Card Holder are still available?

US sizes One Size are in stock at at least one tracked retailer. The per-size table shows the lowest price for each size.

What is the style code for the TOM FORD Croc-Effect Leather Card Holder?

The manufacturer style code is Y0232-LCL632SUBV. SoleScout matches this item across stores by style code, which is why listings that name it differently still line up.