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Bi-Fold Wallet vs Tri-Fold Wallet
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Casey
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I usually use a bi-fold for pretty much the same reason as everone else. It's slimmer and has only one crease on the bills. I also like the look better. However, I've been using a simple card case recently because I don't carry many cards and I rarely ever have that much cash, so my card case is even slimmer than any wallet that I've owned, and I am less likely to keep old reciepts in it.
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I have a trifold canvas velcro wallet, because i really hate the way leather wallets gets warped and distorted from constant use.
I just can't find a wallet that looks slim when i have ALL my stuff in it. So i have another slim bifold which only holds ID, Credit Cards and Cash for days which i dress up.
I just can't find a wallet that looks slim when i have ALL my stuff in it. So i have another slim bifold which only holds ID, Credit Cards and Cash for days which i dress up.
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Trackstarr
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Bi-fold 4ever tri-folds are useless
Dashaansafin
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One is bifold, the other one is a card case...
Thanks!
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