What wallet do you use?

[MarketOpportunity]

Shanghai Trio

 

[bimmernate]

I just rock a Coach

 

[Chung Knox]

Jean Shop.

 

[mrtophat]

Originally Posted by ajchen

The Tanner leather does indeed age nicely... here's my natural tan cardholder at the one year mark... no mink oil was used on it; just regular, everyday use.

wow. i've always been confused as to the aesthetic of the tanner wallets, but this picture gives me a completely different perspective. looks great.

 

[CunningSmeagol]

Need a wallet rec. I have the following things I need to carry:

2 CCs
1 Debit
1 Health Ins
1 Student ID
1 Driver's License (MA)
2 Access Cards (would never be taken out)

So 6+2 at minimum. The two that would never be taken out could be put together. So ca. 7 slots minimum. I don't want to double up cards because taking them out and putting them back against the neighboring card tears up the magnetic strips.

Additionally, I have 3 punch cards I carry around (can be put together), and cash.

I don't mind thickness because I always remove the wallet from my pocket before sitting down. I am enamored of having a lanyard attached to my belt loop b/c it will make it easy to keep track of the wallet when I take it out (usually to practice guitar in a practice room).

I like the Redmoon wallets, but they don't look like they have enough slots. I got a Hartmann wallet/moneyclip combo that I ruined by putting in the oven after accidentally soaking it in a pair of jeans

. Actually I did this a couple years ago, but I am ready for a new wallet right about now b/c I often leave my wallet behind

after taking it out. Hence the lanyard.

Something that ages and is 'decadent' per diorshoe would be perfect. Also a lanyard.

Thanks for a rec!

 

[ma1]

I use a wallet made from a recycled pinstripe polyester/wool suit. It's pretty flimsy but really comfortable to sit on because it's so flexible and I think the fabric looks unusual for a wallet, I have doubts about its durability however.

I spent ages trying to find a decent, plain canvas wallet. All the ones I found had some kind of leather trim or piping around the edges. Or loud branding or print. Or just awful fabric. Why is it so had to find a good canvas bifold? Seems like a terribly simple thing.

 

[brad-t]

i've been using the same wallet for like eight years, someone gave it to me when i was twelve and it's held up really really well, but i'd like to upgrade soon really like this one

 

[brad-t]

this one, too:

 

[flesy]

LV Damier Graphite.

 

[Psyren]

Had a money clip wallet by Mont Blanc for a long time until summer when I realised that I messed up the slots by putting too many cards in each one, kinda got bulky, but it was nice and slim when I first got it. Kind of like this one

 

[Godot]

I carry what's called a Mission Wallet

In it I carry a small Sebenza pocket knife-Arc 3AAA flashlight-tiny pen-plastic and cash.
It's not really fashionable, but very practical.

 

[Nil]

I use a Coach money clip/card case my brother got my for Christmas like 10 years ago. It's small and it's held up just fine, so I see no reason to change.

 

[graphicd]

I used classic bi-fold styles for as long as I can remember, but switched to a thin "front pocket" wallet about a year ago and could never go back. It's so nice to not feel my wallet when I sit down (which did felt weird/wrong for a short while).

Mine looks like this:

http://a1472.g.akamaitech.net/f/1472...ei=280&wid=280

There's an ID slot on the other side. I bought it from Ebags for about $20. Did have to really limit it to the essentials, but most places that require club cards can just take your phone number. Or you can just do something like this.

 

[Listi]

coach.

 

[spacemanvt]

the only problem i have with the tanner natural wallet is, its not cut right so that the top slot for the CC doesnt stick out... damnit.