Review on Minimalist Leather Men's Wallet with RFID Blocking in Charcoal by Adam Jauregui

Attractive minimalist wallet with some unique design features. First is the leather itself, with its bluish, rustic, oil-soaked tint that is wonderful to the touch. Inside there are 6 card slots that should be enough for credit cards and blank IDs, with a money clip for holding bills. There are two outer compartments which are a bit odder to me. There is a very large window on one side, as shown in the driver's license promotional photo. The background pad is a kind of checkered fabric that might appeal to some fans of Burberry or Volkswagen GTI seats. Not very much for me, especially since the driver's license doesn't fill the area in such a way that the checkered background is noticeable. I'm not sure why you would want your rights to be visible and obvious except maybe for buying alcohol and just looking at ID as you still have to take it out of all barriers at a traffic stop. The other outside offers an open slot to pull out any card that might be in there. This can be useful if you only carry a few business cards for easy distribution. It's definitely not like most wallet designs, but it's compact and minimal. As for the outer pocket window and card eject function, you'll either find them very useful or maybe find them a bit clunky and unconventional to me. It will take me a little longer to give my final personal opinion. It comes in a very nice box which makes for a good presentation if it is a gift.