LEATHER ID WALLET

Everyone's personal cash/coin & card carry needs are different, and this review is how this product worked out for me, not necessarily the way it will work for you.I carry a lot of cards, 12. Not all credit or ATM but those are included, med. insurance, AAA, library, membership etc. I needed a wallet that would hold that many cards, and carry cash too. It has 10 enclosed card slots, and if you use the two slots at either end, that makes 12. The cards are easy to retrieve and reinsert. They do not stick to the slot liners, as so many plastic or vinyl card holders do. However, they are NOT held tightly. If you turn it upside down when open, they will fall out, & the slots are big enough for any card I have. The slots open accordion style. They close the same and the zippers close the top. The zippers (on the cash & card side appear sturdy enough, but like any nylon zipper, go easy. The ID window in the front is handy. It is tight but the ID can be removed, however it is much more snug than the card slots. The cash side is narrower than the card side, my estimate is 1/4 as deep. It requires you to fold the bills in half, they do not fill lengthwise. I keep ones on a side and $5/10/20 on the other just for ease of locating the denomination I need. There are also 2 hidden slots at either side of the cash side for whatever, business cards, secret cash, etc. The cash side will also carry a few coins between the bills.Overall, this little wallet is excellent for my usage. Any issues? Yes, its thick, not long or wide, just thick and its my fault, because I stuff it with 12 cards. Less cards, less thickness. Completely full its 1.5 inches thick, 4 inches long 3.25 inches wide. Keep a few drops of silicone lube on the zippers and it should last. But like any inexpensive, nylon zippered carry case, its going to wear out..so before they are no longer available, I am ordering 2 more for stock.Update: 4/2020 - the zippers finally quit - this thing took a lot of abuse and I have replaced it with a similar one - not as good in my initial assessment but we will see.

This is a really great wallet, but boy is it ever huge! I was not expecting this wallet to be as big as it is. From the picture, it looked like a perfect replacement to my broken zipper Nautica zipper wallet. I am currently using this new wallet, but it is very large. Here are the dimensions of this wallet:Length: 4.5 InchesHeight: (height being in the picture, from finger tips to thumb) 3.5 InchesWidth: A whopping 2 Inches!!Even without that much stuff in it, it's still over 1.5 inches wide. This is really thick for a wallet, in my opinion. I would definitely recommend it, but make sure you know what you are getting yourself into with the size of this wallet!One other thing I wanted to point out is the quality. The quality of this wallet can definitely be improved. When you look on the inside edges around this wallet, you can see the cardboard and glue that is holding this thing together. (Yes, the cardboard is visible and quite frankly, ugly.) From the looks of it, it doesn't look like this wallet will last very long just because it looks pretty cheaply made. I used to buy Nautica zipper wallets as mentioned before and I can get a good year or two out of those before the zipper breaks. However, the zipper on this wallet does feel pretty sturdy and it is smooth when in action. I guess we'll see how long this one will last, but I predict probably half the amount of time of the Nautica.

Holds my many frequent flier cards, library cards, credit cards, etc. Has two accordion-style zippered sections. One section has 3 areas for bills, change and business cards, the other 10 work well for all the plastic I carry around. There is a clear storage on one side of the wallet for your Driver's license or other ID.It's pretty thick, but not much larger than a credit card in the other two dimensions. (Width and Length) I carry mine in my front pocket, which works well in all my pants other than jeans.Build quality seems adequate, and the zippers have worked well thus far. (a month) I bought two and gave one to my wife, and she likes it as well. There are wallets in this style that are much thinner. (and hold much fewer cards)Worth a try if you like the form factor. And at $13.95 it's not real expensive.

Read BELOW before buying!I owned and used a Buxton Wallet for over 10 years. The stitching around the license window began to rip so I decided to hunt for a replacement. Buxton no longer sells the ID Wallet. Finding this on Amazon was exciting, and the price is excellent.First problem: The zippers are weak. I am sure that I will be back soon reporting that one of the 2 zippers has broken. I even tried putting candle wax on them with hopes of smoothing them out. No doubt, one will break in a grocery store line.Another problem is that the zippers do not have the pull tabs on them (as advertised) so the zipper gets stuck under the belly of the wallet and is hard to get out.Last, the license window is not quite wide enough for my DL. It goes in but not all of the important data is shown as it was on the Buxton. that really does not matter because you have to take the license out for Police ID however, it is nice for quick id at stores.Sorry. I will keep on looking.Found what I was looking for right here on Amazon. The same perfect wallet I had for over 10 years. Buxton Womens Leather Mini Accordion Wizard Wallet  It is UNISEX, and cost is $10.00.

Although Mr. Fussy needs a more secure way to carry his many plastic cards around, he was unimpressed by this product. The IDEA of it is great! A zippered pouch with lots of little plastic sleeves that you can flip through easily to find that credit card with a minimum of fuss...what could be better? Well, a skinnier one would be better. This pouch is just a bit too pouchy. You're thinking along the lines of sleek and unobtrusive and what you get is a bit more on the lines of a kangaroo pouch. If this is for a woman's purse, it's great. However, if this is intended to go into the pocket of your guy who loses things, forget it unless he's a pouchy type of guy. Loose corduroys yes, sleek jeans, nope!