The riveted bifold
Allfather
For those who carry the weight. Our biggest, thickest bifold: substantial leather, layered pockets, and hand-set rivets that make their presence known.
Line stories · The Viking Line
Nordic roots.A bolder cut.
Troy’s take on the everyday wallet.
Meet Troy—Desiree’s husband and the hands behind most of these wallets. The Viking Line is where his Norwegian and Swedish roots meet a taste for thick leather, exposed rivets, and designs with a little more presence.
Designed by Troy. Made in our Bellevue home shop.
The maker behind the line
Troy’s corner
of the workbench.
And Her Son Co. is a family shop. The Viking Line is where you’ll find Troy—Desiree’s husband—doing most of the wallet making and following his taste for bold, unusual designs.
His family roots are Norwegian and Swedish. Here in Bellevue, Washington, that heritage finds a new expression in leather: chunky folds, exposed rivets, strong shapes, and names with a little northern weight behind them.
There’s room for a spare card wallet and a classic hand-stitched bifold. There’s also room for Allfather, our biggest, thickest wallet, with plenty of leather and hardware out in the open. These are everyday objects with room for personality.
We cut the leather here in our home shop. We stitch by hand. We set the rivets by hand. The grain, the layers, and the small differences from piece to piece are part of the work.
Three names. Three characters.
Choose your companion.
The stitched bifold
Ragnar
Ready for the long road. A familiar fold with curved pockets, rich leather, and the patient work of hand stitching along its edges.
The riveted card wallet
Tyr
Travel light. Stand your ground. A compact card wallet with curved pocket openings and enough exposed hardware to hold its own.
Good leather, chosen with care
Character comes
with the hide.
The Viking Line uses quality North American leathers, chosen in combinations that suit each design. Our Horween editions use American-tanned Dublin or Chromexcel for an elevated take on the same patterns.
Colors and details vary from piece to piece. The thread, the rivets, and the leather stay visible—because the way a wallet is put together is part of what makes it worth carrying.
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