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Would peccary leather make good wallets?
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I can't speak to peccary in particular but the ding on pigskin in general is that it doesn't hold its shape quite as well as calf.
That said, I usually change the style of wallet I use long before I wear them out. If you're like me, peccary will do fine.
That said, I usually change the style of wallet I use long before I wear them out. If you're like me, peccary will do fine.
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The first decent wallet I had lasted 10 years. The one after that lasted 7 years. The next one was changed recently because its design was not very suitable for my purpose anymore.
In the gist, I keep my wallets for a long time as long they suit my purpose.
In the gist, I keep my wallets for a long time as long they suit my purpose.
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