Review on 👜 Wonderland Women's Handbags & Wallets: Vintage Messenger Shoulder Bag and Fashion Backpack Collection by Leslie Broussard

I was a little disappointed with how small this wallet is, but it's my fault for not checking the dimensions. I've had it for about 9 months now and there is definitely wear and tear, almost the entire interior. The leather look also held up well when I managed to get stuck in the metal clasp on the strap (this is a minor issue as the strap clasps are very strong and then difficult to undo, but this has only happened to me a couple of times ). The stitching on the inner pockets (not the zip pocket) starts to unravel in the middle, removing two separate pockets and turning them into one large loose pocket for things to fall out of. I can see the bond that connects the inner fabric to the skin starting to diverge a bit, but not by much. None of the previous editions have been too bad, and it's handy for a basic wallet if you don't carry a lot. My biggest problem is the clasp! The buckles are NOT involved in the attachment. The only clasp, while strong, is very difficult to close. It takes practice and I'm so used to it that I had to play around with the video. If the contents of the wallet are uneven, especially in the front pocket, and the two metal parts are not perfectly aligned, it cannot be closed. It's frustrating when you're trying to complete a transaction with a queue behind you. The main downside is that the wallet's handle is technically on a flap. So if you take them with the clasp, you run the risk of losing things. One gets used to the package to pick up the clasp, but not how wide it opens when trying to pick it up without a secure clasp on the handle. Watch the video up to the end to see how easy it is to lose things when you're in a hurry!