Review on 👜 Sak Smartphone Crossbody Tobacco Embossed Women's Handbags, Wallets, and Crossbody Bags: Stay Stylishly Organized by Cindy Hurst

This is the third phone/wallet I have bought. I sent the other two back as soon as I opened them as they just weren't what I was looking for. I'll jump right in and give as many stars as possible. The Sak Iris Large Smartphone Crossbody is so close to having everything I want and you can get it without having to design it yourself. I carry a medium sized bag and this fully loaded case easily fits in and out of my purse. Received it this morning and took it to test this afternoon. I used a shoulder strap that I don't normally use because I always found them uncomfortable when the strap wasn't adjustable. The strap is adjustable and I found it very comfortable. I even attached keys to it so I didn't have to cling to the keys or put them in my pocket. Inside is a pack rat's dream. I was able to slip all of my IDs, credit cards, store cards, insurance cards, etc. into the well-made "real" slots. The coin portion is large and you can slip your hand in and out without scratching your knuckles on the zipper. And there are two places for currency (one I used for money and another for some business cards). But the best part is you don't have to fold money to fit them. I found you can put a comb in it and I think one of those flimsy handkerchiefs would work too. I don't have lipstick, but one would do. Outside, I can fit my iPhone 7 plus into an otter. It's a little tight, but I think with frequent use it will be easier to remove. The latch for this seems to work fine. This bag/purse also comes with a wrist strap which I plan to use on other occasions as well. Even fully loaded, this bag isn't as wide when closed as the double-sided wallet I just removed for this new one. This is a sak and it must be real leather. Whether I like it or not, it doesn't really matter to me as it's so close to the "perfect" wallet/phone case. It has almost everything I want without having to switch between content - what's there is what I need, wherever I go. When my happy tune changes, I'll come back and edit.