This is an illustrative example. It does not describe a specific customer or a measured result.

The situation

A leather goods maker wants to offer an RFID-safe wallet range, without making wallets noticeably thicker or changing the way they are stitched.

A possible approach

  • Add MYNDS RFID blocking fabric as a lining around the card pockets.
  • Make a small sample batch on the existing production line.
  • Test each sample with real contactless cards and a card reader.

What to check

Check coverage at seams and pocket openings, since gaps can let signals through. Also follow the fabric's care guidance: spot clean, no machine washing.

How the rollout might run

  1. Choose one popular wallet design for the pilot.
  2. Cut the lining pattern, including all card pockets.
  3. Make a small batch on the normal line, and check thickness and stitching.
  4. Test every sample with real cards, from every side.
  5. Decide what can be said on the packaging, based on your own test results.

Questions worth asking first

  • Which pockets must be protected?
  • Does the lining need to match the wallet’s interior?
  • How will you check each production batch?

Talk to Mindware

Mindware (Indian Barcode Corporation), based in Dwarka, New Delhi, can help you choose and test the right option. See the MYNDS RFID Blocking Fabric or send an export or domestic enquiry to our sales team.