Banjo Cat
About this design
A genuine Victorian sepia portrait of a cat playing a banjo. We don’t make the rules — we just put them in your pocket.
An entire personality, pocket-sized.
The case
- Solid metal body, plated in nickel — cigarette-case silhouette
- One-push button closure that snaps open
- Twin spring bars hold your cards securely in place
- Compact & pocket-friendly — 10 × 6 cm
- Glossy art print — wear- and dent-resistant
- RFID-blocking shell keeps your data yours
What fits inside
Holds 6–8 cards plus folded cash, your ID, your earbuds, a gum pack, the receipt you forgot about — whatever you’re actually carrying. Essentials in, bulk out.
Made for
Anyone with too much character and nowhere to keep it.
* We don’t sell, promote, or endorse tobacco, cannabis, or controlled substances. It’s art — carry it however you like.
Boston, 1887. The cat had a gig.
A real photographer, a real studio, and one tabby who — for reasons lost to history — was posed with a banjo and told to hold still. The plate outlived everyone in the room.
A hundred and forty years of attics and estate sales later, here he is: sepia, unbothered, mid-song. We don’t decide who becomes a legend. We just put them in your pocket.
It isn't a card holder.
It's a small rebellion.
Every RELICS is a hand-finished metal case, printed with art worth keeping and built to take a beating. We make them in limited runs — when a design is gone, it's gone for good. Carry the chaos.
Built for everything you carry.
- Twin metal compartments with spring-loaded retaining bars
- Holds your essentials — cards, cash, earbuds, even your gum
- RFID-blocking shell keeps your data yours
- One-push hinge that snaps open in a heartbeat
- Gallery-grade print that won't fade or peel
CARRY THE CHAOS
It arrives like a relic.
No plastic pouch. Every drop ships in a matte-black rigid box, stamped in red foil and numbered — built to be kept long after it’s opened.
In the wild
Straight From Your DMs
