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NYC Taxi Enamel Keychain

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$10.8 $15 In stock

Category: Keychain

The NYC Taxi Enamel Keychain from These Are Things brings a touch of city charm to your everyday accessories.

  • Crafted in durable enamel with a glossy finish.
  • Features a split key ring for easy attachment and secure hold.
  • Shaped like a classic New York City taxi, adding a playful detail.
  • Measures 2.5 inches tall by 1.25 inches wide, not counting the key ring.
  • Compact size makes it ideal for bags, keys, or as a small gift.
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Jacob ★★★★★

I'm always reaching for my keys just to look at the glossy yellow enamel—it's got that classic NYC cab vibe without being too loud. The split ring slides smoothly onto my bag loop and hasn't loosened a bit in two weeks of daily use.

Ella E. ★★★★★

The split ring is perfect—I clipped it to my bag loop in seconds and it hasn't budged since. That glossy enamel is tough too, survived a week of jostling in my purse without a scratch.

Henry A. ★★★★★

The enamel finish has this nice glossy shine that makes the yellow pop without looking cheap. Clipped it onto my backpack zipper with the split ring and it hasn't budged after a month of daily commuting.