Review on Durable Leather Lambskin Trifold Wallet by Chuck Shapiro

Good. So I was a typical wife. I HATE my husband's old, worn, holey wallet. He needs a new one, damn it!. Of course he didn't think so. His battered old wallet looked good on him. But I got embarrassed in restaurants when he took that old thing to pay for our meal. So yes. I became that typical woman and replaced her. First I measured the old junk and made sure it had pockets and creases. Then he went in search of a replica. This purse fits the bill. But it had a few extras that the old one didn't have: a pocket for bills and receipts, and a fold-out piece for extra cards. When my husband wasn't looking, I replaced all of his cards and put them in this new wallet in the same places as his old wallet. It was boring, let me tell you. Some of the material got stuck in the plastic and actually left an imprint on the plastic. It took a bit of care to remove the small paper business cards stuck in the plastic. And no, I'm not so mean as to just throw the old one away. I gave him the opportunity to leave the old. I left the old thing in its drawer. When he went to his wallet he came back and showed it to me. You finally made it, didn't you? I shrugged my shoulders. "Did what?" Of course I didn't admit it. Although it was obvious. The color was different. In short, the old, battered, holey wallet is still in the drawer three months later. This wonderful new shiny wallet is now shaped and straight and I admire it every time he takes it out and pays the bill. Even now, three months later, it's a nice smooth look. NOTE: Hubby never admitted that he liked this one better. And he complained that he was too bulky with all his cards. He noted that he liked the slotted part that can now separate his bills from his receipts. And now that it's leveled, I hear no more complaints. :)