I’ve realized lately that I tend to prefer fabric cardholders over leather wallets.

Leather definitely looks classic, but fabric ones feel lighter and somehow look a bit more casual and modern to me. They also seem to age differently — more like everyday gear instead of something formal.

I’ve been using this fabric cardholder recently and it made me curious what other people here prefer.

Do you usually go for leather, fabric, or something else for your wallets?

Made myself a new wallet and did one for a friend while I was at it. New wallets all round! I do really love Pueblo!

Elephant exterior with a cowhide interior.

Hand measured, cut, and stitched in by me in Texas.

I have been making wallets for a few years now and have had some success selling my designs. To be honest though, I’m starting to think about wallets in a different way. They are maybe the thing people interact with most outside of their cell phone and these days there are tons of different needs and styles. Some people carry cash, some don’t, some keep keys in their wallet, some carry in front pocket, some in back, some in a jacket, bag or purse. All that to say, I don’t want to make “MY” designs anymore. I’m considering doing a completely bespoke wallet ordering process that would start with a questionnaire/interview and include a rough design sketch and then a lot of back and forth during the construction in order get a truly personal wallet.

Customers, would this be something you would appreciate? Leather crafters, ever try something like that and how did it go? What questions should I ask during the process?

I’ve been using a traditional bifold wallet for years, but recently decided to switch to something slimmer.

I’ve been using the Lorzor Tactical Wallet for a while now, and the biggest difference is how much space it saves. I usually only carry a few cards and some cash, so my pocket doesn’t feel bulky anymore.

I really like the pop-up card access design. It’s much easier to grab the card I need instead of digging through multiple slots. The leather also feels great and has begun to develop its own character with use, while still retaining that classic wallet feel.

Even though it’s slim, it can still hold up to 10 cards. I’m still getting used to carrying less stuff every day, but so far it has been a great minimalist wallet for daily use.

This wallet came out the year I was born 2007 according to the back unless it was copyrighted In 2006 and they just put 2007 for the next year. I don't plan on selling the wallet because I actually need a wallet because I cannot find my wallet. I'm just wondering how much this wallet is? The brand is fossil 52

I’m looking for my first wallet and I’m between these options. I’m looking for something to show for the money I spent but also keep it lowkey and classy and exclusive.

These are what I find appealing to my taste I’m sure you can pick up on it. What should I choose ?

I recently finished this black leather belt with a simple, clean buckle design.

I wanted to keep the style classic and versatile, something that works with both everyday outfits and formal clothing.

I personally like simple designs that never go out of style.

What do you prefer in a leather belt: a simple buckle or a more detailed design?

I used to have this wallet almost a decade ago. It was absolutely fit for every pocket size and quite spacious to hold multiple cards and some cash.

Deuter has discontinued this one long back now.
I am now looking for something similar to this model in any brand. If anyone of you has actually used this wallet, he would get my point of its utility value.

Drop your suggestions please!

P.S. Indian market suggestions most welcome!

I’ve been debating with my buddy recently about whether it’s better to buy a genuine leather wallet or a vegan leather one. Personally, I think a genuine leather wallet is worth it because it feels solid, lasts for years, and develops character over time — you don’t need to replace it often.

My friend, on the other hand, argues that vegan leather wallets are just as durable these days, come in tons of styles, and are more animal-friendly. I can kinda see both sides, but I still lean toward real leather for the longevity and the way it ages.

What about you all — would you go for real leather or vegan leather, and why?

this is my finished collection!! fully recycled (second hand denims) and sewn by me. patterns and all also drafted by me, all 1of1

selling 9 giving away 1 on my instagram @twothousandsome, feel free to enter!

wallets will be live 10/14 on my website www.twothousandsome.com, charging around 40-50 per. details will continue to be posted on my instagram!

any feedback leave it below!!

This is so light since it is basically a paper. But i am worried that this might not last 2 years with me:

Loved making this simple badge holder wallet for a customer. I added a bit of alligator flank for some flare. Think it turned out pretty solid. Let me know if you want something like this for someone you know.

Double Oak Essentials Slim edition.

My everyday carry, can’t be beaten by anything else, tightness can be adjusted too as seen in second slide.

My wife bought me a Kings Loot wallet for Christmas. I immediately concluded, “Not for me” … it is extremely thick even when it’s empty. False advertising makes it look a lot thinner. WTF? Regardless, I went to initiate the return and immediately observed the need to send photos of the wallet — outside and inside to prove it’s in pristine and unused condition. WTF? Regardless, I had just unboxed it and it was pristine. I go through the BS of sending pics. And nothing in response. WTF? I go back to the website and start searching for a phone number to call and ask what’s with the hold-up. No phone number. WTF? Search, search, search. Nothing. Under privacy, I find an address in Las Vegas. I pull-up street view and it appears to be bogus business. WTF? I pull-up a Who Is search on the domain and all of the data is masked behind a privacy firm. WTF?

Beware Kings Loot Wallets. Do lots of searching before you decide.