A pet portrait wallet from your own photo
Choose a pet portrait wallet by the drawing, the usable engraving area and the approval process. A recognizable face matters more than keeping every strand of fur.
A guide from Hem & Grain, the seller of the pieces featured here. Examples are simulations; physical sample testing has not been completed.
Personal Edition
Choose the piece
The portrait bifold ↗
$69.99 USD · one outside face
$84.99 USD for both outside faces
A short note or bold portrait. Flip-up ID window and a textured Rawhide-color finish; exact material composition unconfirmed.
See the piece and try the preview ↗
The engraved journal ↗
$89.99 USD · one outside face
$104.99 USD for both outside faces
More room for a drawing or note. A bound journal with 112 lined pages and a faux leather cover.
See the piece and try the preview ↗Listed catalog prices. The current release includes U.S. shipping. Check the product page and checkout for order availability and dispatch terms. Product images are simulations.
What makes a pet photo work on a wallet?
Look for a clear face, visible ears and light in the eyes. A head-and-shoulders crop gives those features more space than a full-body photo. Use a photograph of the actual dog or cat; a stock breed drawing will not preserve its individual markings.
For a black coat, try Stencil first. Woodcut adds hatching and needs enough open space for the marks to stay separate. Line can work for a lighter coat. Compare all three with your photo before deciding.
Where does the portrait go?
The current Hem & Grain flip-ID bifold offers a centered engraving on either outside face, up to 64 × 54 mm. Both outside faces are available for an additional charge. Inside engraving and a design wrapped across the fold are not part of this release.
A portrait on one side and a short handwritten sign-off on the other can give each part room. You approve the two drawings separately before the final order review.
What should I check before paying?
Compare the ear shape, muzzle, eyes and coat markings. Check the actual-size placement and any name or dates. A passing digital detail check is useful, but it does not establish the physical burn color or depth.
Hem & Grain’s product images are simulations. The wallet is described as a textured-finish Rawhide-color bifold; its exact material composition has not been confirmed. Check the current product page for price, order availability and dispatch terms.
Common questions
Can I use a cat photo?
Yes. The pet preview supports dog and cat photographs. Choose a clear image and check the drawing against the pet’s markings before approval.
Is the photograph printed in color?
No. The photo is converted into a one-color drawing for laser engraving. A full-color photographic print is a different process.
Product details: bifold specifications · journal specifications · approval and remake terms · photo privacy.