Herschel Charlie RFID Card Case Wallet, Black_New, One Size

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I bought this for $22, which seems a little pricey for a wallet, but at least it's not $100 like certain name-brand metal wallets...At first I didn't think I'd be able to get away with replacing my wallet with this one, because it didn't seem to fit everything I needed. But with a few adjustments, I was able to get it set up perfect.What you have to give up:- Nothing bulky will fit. For me, this meant putting my keys with my car keys instead of in my wallet.- Plastic, full-size insurance cards. Print them out instead.- Massive amounts of cash / small bills. You might have to switch to having larger bills only ($50s/$20s), depending on how much you want to have.- Any coupons, rewards cards, gift cards, etc.- Any more than 10 cards. 10 is pushing it. I have 2 CCs on one outside, Id on the other along with cash, and then two in the middle pocket (FSA card and debit card for getting cash). And paper copies of insurance cards in the middle. You could fit 2 thin, regular CCs in each outside slot, but it would be a tight fit. Definitely no metal cards can double up.Here are some tips for setting it up:- Try to put more flexible cards on the outside slots. These areas will want to bend more, so flexible cards will work best. This goes for cash as well.- Don't push the cards down all the way in the wallet. The easiest way to get them out is to press against them and slide them out, but this is much easier if you have more surface area to press against.- Definitely put your most-used cards on the outside. The middle pocket is very difficult to get things out of.- Print copies of insurance cards on paper and slide them in the middle pocket. It's stupid that we still have to carry these around anymore, most of the time they can look up your information online based on birthday and name.All in all, a great wallet if you only want the bare essentials for using everyday. The middle pocket really sucks to dig stuff out of, but it keeps the wallet very slim. I think it's worth it to have that be a pain every once in a while in order to have a very thin and stylish wallet.

This Herschel Charlie RFID wallet is exactly what I was looking for! The minimalist design is perfect for carrying just the essentials without any bulk. The RFID protection is a great bonus for added security. The quality feels premium, and the stitching is well done. Cards fit snugly but are still easy to access. Overall, a great everyday wallet that’s stylish and functional. Highly recommend!

I got this Herschel card sleeve to replace a (much more expensive) slim Bellroy wallet. As much as I wanted to love the Bellroy, it was unusually long and kept falling out of my pocket. I never lost the wallet, but there were a couple of close calls.On to the Herschel....The Herschel showed up when I was searching for card wallets., I was impressed by the price, so I thought I'd give it a go (no big loss if it didn't work out). When it came, I loaded it up with four credit cards, my driver's license, and some insurance cards, and slid some bills into the center sleeve. I was pleasantly surprised by how well it held the cards. The material seems to be firm with very little stretch, so I, like others have noted, quickly stopped using the rubber band.About the band - as noted above, it doesn't really seem necessary and only adds unneeded bulk, but I can see where it might come in handy to hold receipts or parking garage tickets or something.The sleeve is impressively slim! Loaded up with all of my cards, it is slimmer than the Bellroy without any cards in it.If you don't need to carry a large amount of cards (and who does these days with digital payment tech), this Herschel Card Sleeve should be great options for you.

I bought one for myself and one for a family member.Pros: It's looks nice and is thin.Cons: It's easier than a normal wallet to lose because of how thin it is. I lost mine permanently while traveling and keeping it in my gym shorts pocket. It's safer to keep in your jean pocket where it fits a little bit more secure. So before buying it, consider what type of pocket you'll be carrying it in.

I bought two of these back in February for a friend and I. He was using a Ridge wallet and I was using a leather bi-fold. My wallet was absolutely trashed, but more importantly, thick and bulky. His wallet had cracked (just the plastic front piece, still structurally solid) and the elastic bands were worn out.We both wanted slim wallets that we could fit in our front pockets. I have always carried my wallet in my rear pocket, but it was starting to cause back pain. My buddy kept his in his front pocket, but he had so many cards that it was uncomfortable.After 5 months, we are both still very satisfied. First off, this wallet will make you cut down on the amount of unnecessary cards you carry. I had membership cards and gift cards that were years old, needless to say, I had no reason to have been carrying them for years. After throwing away more than 10 cards, I'm down to about 6.At first, the pockets are TIGHT. After a couple weeks, it breaks in slightly and is much more useable. After the initial break in however, they have stayed the same, i.e. not overly loose, no cards fall out. I keep 1-2 cards in each outside pocket and 2 spare vehicle keys in the center pocket, a few bills if I happen to have cash.The size is pretty much perfect for a front pocket wallet. I wear slim fit skinny jeans and the printing is about as minimal as can be expected. A small trade-off for greatly increased comfort versus sitting on a thick later wallet all day.After 5 months it is holding up wonderfully. No loose seams, no fraying, no looseness of the pockets. I would absolutely recommend this, especially at this price. You can spend more, but you won't get more for your money unless you need a formal wallet, or business wallet etc. For a casual wallet, it's perfect.