What wallet do you use?

[Benjamin]

I just got a Shell Cordovan in Black from Voodoo Studio. Niceeeee.
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http://www.voodoostudioshop.com/coll...wallet-horween

 

[raptorrapture]

For the past 2 years I've been using this one from J. Fold:

I treat my wallets like crap, and it has held together surprisingly well. It's also inexpensive, costing me about $30 (and you can find it at the most for $60) Recently I have realized that the wallet is way too big and I don't carry that many things. So I got this card carrier, also from them:

Also great. I always get compliments whenever I whip it out, because the perforation design is uncommon.

 

[13k]

Currently using:

http://orchidlan.files.wordpress.com...4718.jpg?w=450

Handmade by the small asian hands of a good friend of mine.

 

[homefloyd]

Here's mine, a Stuart/Stand, made with stainless steel fabric!

 

[Branded]

Here's mine

 

[Astronaut888]

002 by Hymn for the dudes, on Flickr 001 by Hymn for the dudes, on Flickr Picked up the saddleback card carrier. It replaces a Target Mossimo wallet I carried for years that was the same configuration I was skeptical as to how many cards it would hold - was concerned it would be way too stiff for more than one or 2 cards per side at first. No problem, however, holding all I need it to. Have 5 cards on each side and room for one or 2 more if needed. Nothing fancy, but will be interested to see how it ages.

 

[Oasis]

This crazy MMM creation which is now denim stained to fawk.

 

[flyguy7]

^that's awesome, never seen MMM wallets. Tanner goods for me.

 

[pauliec]

This Louis card wallet. A moneyclip for cash.

In real life the pattern and name aren't as pronounced. It's actually quite subtle and nice. I got it as an anniversary gift from my gf.

 

[GodAtum]

I recently commissioned a leather credit card wallet from Pickett so I will post a photo when it is finished. I'm looking for a coin wallet to put my change and notes in.

 

[Huntsman]

I lost my wallet two weeks ago (or think I have, anyway). Really annoying. Have just read this thread and have far too many ideas. For years I carried a checkbook wallet in oxblood (the corner is pictured above) because it collated so much stuff. These days I so rarely use checks anymore that I may defect. For those carrying cardcases and money clips (which I do from time to time, my cardcase:

), how do you deal with all the "stuff?" Wallet,cell, housekeys, car keys, knife, moneyclip, and cardcase is a lot to carry unless you have a suit on? Usually I have my wallet in a back or jacket pocket, the two sets of keys in front right, and the cell and knife in front left -- to minimize scratching. I can can only make the cardcase/moneyclip route work when I have a suit jacket on and offload the case and cell to my jacket, then its the money clip with my pocketknife. ~ H

 

[willy cheesesteak]

@ those keys. That is some master of the custodial arts swag. Cool card case though.

 

[slider07]

I use this one from Makr. Have had it about a year and still looks great. Not very professional looking but I like it.

 

[mikecch]

New one for work, from Angelos Leather Crafts:

After a bit of hand-liquoring

After 3 weeks use and some modification by myself:

 

[Huntsman]

Originally Posted by willy cheesesteak

@ those keys. That is some master of the custodial arts swag. Cool card case though.
Yeah, I've gotten the "what are you, a janitor?" thing sometimes. 3-house, barn, shed, garage, dispatch-box, briefcase, camera case, Post office box, two for work, one for the old truck, and a few others. The card case is from www.cuffart.com -- not affiliated, but they've been great, and have a number of really cool ones. ~ H