Preview: Galco EDC Valet Tray

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posted on December 5, 2021
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Galco EDC Valet Tray

Complementing its line of holsters and other leather-made carry accessories, Galco offers a solution for stowing EDC items at home. The EDC Valet Tray can keep the everyday contents of your pocket together in a single, classy container. Its 7"x7" square shape provides plenty of space for pocket-size items, and it stands 2" tall. The EDC Valet Tray is made from premium dark havana Latigo leather and is held together at the corners with sturdy brass rivets. Price: $60. Contact: Galco Intl.; (800) 874-2526; galcogunleather.com.

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