Finding ways to keep your passport and important documents safe and handy is always a vexing dilemma. On one hand, it’s so important to make sure everything is where it needs to be. On the other hand, fanny packs are just not acceptable. Fortunately, design company Greenwood Labs may just have an answer.
Greenwood Labs’ Tyvek passport cases are simple, sturdy and stylish. Tyvek is waterproof and tough, designed to stand up to whatever you can throw at it. Plus, it’s recycled, making it an eco-friendly option. When tucked safely inside, your passport will stay nice and dry no matter what kind of weather you’re racing through to get to the airport. But the material is also pliable, making it easy to use without busting a seam.
These cases, which come in four color-block patterns, feature card pockets and enough space to keep a passport, credit cards, boarding passes and any other small papers you need to keep safe. The unassuming pattern means it won’t draw too much attention, making it much easier than trying to juggle cards, tickets and a passport when heading through security.
You can learn more about Greenwood’s passport cases and order one for yourself at BuyMeDesign.
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