Keys and phone in same pocket?! Now that is wrong
Its not a great idea no
but keys have to be on the left and wallet on the right or it feels wrong lol and no space with the wallet + phone in same pocket.Wallet like this or UK distributer
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Its not a great idea no
but keys have to be on the left and wallet on the right or it feels wrong lol and no space with the wallet + phone in same pocket.![[FnG]magnolia](/styles/overclockers/avatars/9.png){kind=avatar}
Caporegime
Well, unless it's a very thin wallet it will certainly bulge. We really need a poll for this. Wallet pockets - srs business!
Done it for the last 7 years, never had a problem. If you're in a tricky, crowded situation you're always subconsciously aware of what's going on around you and if you look mean enough people won't come near you.
Wallets don't fit snugly in front pockets. It bulges in smart trousers and looks wrong. In jeans, the opening is too tight so you have to stretch and push them down in an attempt to get the bloody thing in.
Wallet = Back pocket.
Wallet = Back pocket.
Caporegime
Why carry casino cards all the time?
Soldato
Soldato
16 cards is a bit much but perhaps understandable. i need 9 on me trough the week plus place for business cards. keys though is one i don't get. people carry far too many keys when only 2 is really needed, yet i see people with every key to every door plus stupid fancy key chains.
front left for wallet and key oas other have said and front right for phone. how anyone could every think to put their keys with their mobile i don't know. back pocket for random bits of things i need to hold. back pocket is such a stupid place for your wallet, i can't see 1 single reason to use it for your wallet, not one single reason other then to fit in with other men.
one thing that really annoys me is finding a wallet that has a good space for cards, is thin, and a decent small area for a small amount of change.
front left for wallet and key oas other have said and front right for phone. how anyone could every think to put their keys with their mobile i don't know. back pocket for random bits of things i need to hold. back pocket is such a stupid place for your wallet, i can't see 1 single reason to use it for your wallet, not one single reason other then to fit in with other men.
one thing that really annoys me is finding a wallet that has a good space for cards, is thin, and a decent small area for a small amount of change.
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Top one is a variation of my wallet, not too bulky? And my jeans certainly aren't too tight....Just normal denims.
Surely a really thin wallet with 16 cards is just going to make it really thick and possibly not even close due to being designed to be thin!
I'd just ditch the cards you don't need or don't use often. Yes it might mean you miss out on those Nectar points next time you go shopping, but you could always just remember to take it with you when you know you are going shopping.
I'd just ditch the cards you don't need or don't use often. Yes it might mean you miss out on those Nectar points next time you go shopping, but you could always just remember to take it with you when you know you are going shopping.
Caporegime
You don't even need to take loyalty cards like tesco or nectar. Keep the reciept and claim the points next time you have the card on you.
Caporegime
I've just realised that I put my phone in right pocket but primarily use left ear!
Soldato
Yeah, that looks like my wallet. I don't see why it wouldn't fit. Ah well
Top one is a variation of my wallet, not too bulky? And my jeans certainly aren't too tight....Just normal denims.
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Caporegime
I've always kept my phone and wallet in my front pockets. I never even know it's there, certainly not bulky.
Do you wear a suit?
[FnG]magnolia;17457280 said:
Nope, talking about jeans. Although my wallet is pretty thin (usually less than 3 cards) as well as the iPhone, so that's probably why I never notice them. I wouldn't trust leaving my wallet in my back pockets though, they feel far too loose and easy to pickpocket.
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