>>921693
Did you travel to the future from 2002?

Replacement chains are available for almost every price you would want to pay, just spend a second searching.

A more DIY option would be taking this time as an oppoturnity to learn some basic whip-making braids and braid up a leather "chain", though you will still end up buying leather or leather thongs plus hardware.

Or never ever have a wallet on a chain again, because for fucks sake you are not in a biker gang.

go to home dept., they sell chain by the foot

>>921693
Considering the fact that a wallet chain is attached to you at both ends, how the fuck did you lose it?

No, a chain is part of the wallet, you need to get a new wallet. You can't replace a chain.

Alternatively, buy a new chain and try to glue it on and see if it works.

>>921693
Only a person who wears a wallet chain would be dumb enough to come to /diy/ asking how to buy a wallet chain. I'm guessing you live in a single wide trailer, have at least two kids who've never been to the dentist, own a pit bull who eats better than aforementioned kids, smoke 2 packs of cigarettes a day while bitching to everyone about how you're always broke, probably addicted to meth, and covered in low quality tattoos.
How close was I?

>>921700
Is not a fashion thing, i just lose a lot of stuff

>>921712
Sports day, was on sweatpants and carrying the wallet on a bag, came of when I bought something

>>921701
Thanks.

>>921715
Broke hikiko student. All wrong and I would gladly take that life you just wrote about

>>921693
This made my head hurts.

>>921693
Its better effort than the nicotine threads, but still leaves a lot to be desired.

4/10

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You could start by checking out dog chains / collars. They come in all sorts of lengths and styles. Then you just need a fastener of sorts on either end.

Also don't lose it, or some nignog might find it and chain a doge to tree and leave him to starve. That's what happened to the one in the pic.

If you want to actually make the chain, you have a few options, the most obvious being the box chain and the byzantine chain, however, a viking knit could be a good alternative (less tools, but more work required).

>>921970
>>921747

Thank you. Im in a small town so havent found a pet shop yet but it clearly fits the bill

>>921985
I've got experience "knitting" chains, just ask if you need pointers and such

>>921693
amazon "wallet chain"
ebay "wallet chain"
lowes/menards/hd/hardware store chain and split rings(key rings)
pet store dog choker chain 18-22"

The last time i needed a chain i bought 2 feet from lowes, and used split rings on each end.