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I love my Oakley wallet. I find the quality really good! Take a look at the website good few leather ones on there.
 
Whatever you do, do not get those "wallet" that is basically 2 pieces of metal/wood and held together by rubber bands/headband.
 
Another vote for Bellroy. I have four of them in my collection, they are outstanding. The elements range are ideal if you want something to handle some bad weather.

Of course, if it's really bad weather then go to an outdoor store and buy a small dry bag to put your wallet/phone etc in.
 
Lopéz said:
I like that. I went for this one:

http://www.paulsmith.co.uk/uk-en/sh...stripe-interior-billfold-and-coin-wallet.html

Had it a few years now and still happy with it. I bought it purely because I wanted it :)
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saw that one but I never use a coin wallet, really ought to though as most of my coins end up under the car seat :

I linked the wrong one, mine doesn't have the coin wallet, this is the correct one

http://www.paulsmith.co.uk/uk-en/shop/men-s-vintage-stripe-leather-billfold-wallet.html

oh and I was TNT Lount the other day, is that your site?
 
I have a lacoste card holder that I used everyday, just two card slots on either sides with a center one. I've been loosing notes now and again, so I've started carrying my notes around in a pokemon oyster card holder. lol

There's my Hugo boss bi-folded wallet, id card on one side and two card slot on the other. I don't carry it about, I use it to hold my driving license and credit cards that I don't use often/everyday.

I've also have two wallets (was three but I've lost one during my last move, I have it somewhere in a box.) that I brought from kick starter;

a crabbie wallet, basically the same as my lacoste one but its made from elastic and a tight one, which is also made from elastic; but it follows the elastic band design.

Coins are normally kept at my work in my desk, at home on my table or in my ash tray in my car.

I've been fighting the need to buy the paul smith naked lady one.
 
What are the little metal tin style wallets like?

Are they actually practical or do you spend ages fumbling to get stuff out?
 
mrk said:
Heh. They're not bad, if you don't have too many cards!
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How long exactly did you last with yours? Lol

They are good in concept but terrible in daily living.

Sharp and hard edges meaning it dig into your pockets.

Dropping it means potentially everything explodes all over the floor.

Takes time to fold your notes at the cash point to put it in.

Takes time to fold receipts to put it in.

Can't hold too many cards.

Elastic get loose over time.

I mean apart from looking cool, I can't any advantage of them over a leather wallet.
 
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