Review on 👛 Dangerous Threads Leather Wallet Bifold: Stylish and Secure for Your Essentials by David Angelboy

The quality seems normal judging by the materials, there are many card slots but it is TOO THICK. The most annoying thing is that he really should NOT be that fat. If they'd made an effort to move the stitching on the ID windows down the center of the wallet, it could hold the same amount and be noticeably thinner. Let me try to explain. Of course when they sew the ID window it will be thicker at the seams where the material folds in half before sewing. If the wallet was just 1/4 inch taller they would have room for the offset seams so that they pressed against each other when the wallet was closed, the wallet could be noticeably thinner. However, the thickest parts of the seams are stacked on top of each other, making the wallet much thicker than it should be. Think of the ID window profile as a nail. If you take two nails and align them so that the widest part of the heads is opposite each other, they will take up much more space than if you move one of them so that one head is slightly higher or lower than the others, they less Take a seat. . If this concept were used in this wallet it could be 1/4-1/3 thinner which would make it a 5 star wallet in my eyes. In this form, however, it's too thick to be comfortable. However, for $7, the quality of materials and tailoring is better than I expected. If you can live with a fat wallet this might be for you, but for me I'll take it as a lesson I learned for $7 (one of the cheapest I've gotten to be honest ) and looking for something thinner. , which will still contain what I need.