Segmentation by type further refines the market, separating products into functional and material sub‑categories that affect unit pricing and margin structures. Leather holders, comprising about 35 % of units sold, dominate the premium tier due to perceived durability and aesthetic appeal, especially in the Luxury/Fashion application. Synthetic variants, at 30 %, cater to cost‑sensitive travelers and bulk purchasers, offering water‑resistance and lighter weight. RFID‑blocking models, representing 20 % of the mix, are increasingly adopted across Travel and Business segments as data‑security concerns rise; these often combine synthetic shells with embedded metallic layers. RFID‑enabled or smart holders, holding 10 % of the market, integrate electronic chips for automated check‑in, appealing to tech‑savvy Business users. Finally, compact/zippered designs, about 5 %, target Emergency/Identification buyers who prioritise space‑efficiency. Each type’s material cost, feature set, and target application collectively determine its share of the overall Passport Holder market.