Review on 👜 Optimize Your Search: Michael Kors Travel Continental Wristlet Handbags & Wallets for Women by Shelly Pearson

I stopped using wallets for a few years because they were tiring and bulky so I carried a phone case and that was it. It has helped me with my Attention Deficit Disorder as I forget everything and am less prone to forgetfulness when I carry fewer things on me. I got better at it because I never forgot my phone. However, I use multiple bags depending on what I'm doing: I have a small backpack for day trips and errands, a travel bag, and a work backpack. I couldn't figure out which bag to put my favorite lipstick in or where to keep my reserve stash of pills. If I had to fly, in which pocket would I put my passport? I literally had cash and change in different pockets and pockets, and I was embarrassed that at 28 I couldn't keep track of money. I gave in and decided it was time to get an adult wallet back, but I need to make sure it's the one I love. I wanted an investment that would fit my specific organizational needs, where I can find things easily, everything has its own "place" and needs to be universal because the less stuff I have, the easier it is for me to remember and to keep track of things. When I stumbled upon this wallet I was struck by the flat layout and organization - most continental wallets are accordion style which means you can only partially open them from the top which reduces visibility when searching for an item or retrieving cash. at the register. If I can't find loose change, what's the difference if I throw money at the bottom of a big bag? I was wary of its size but admitted that it would allow me to carry everything I need in one hand and not drop it because of the strap. When it came in the mail I was ready to hate it. I saved all the little cardboard and styrofoam pieces, ready to return them for any clue or displeasure. I went through all the little details, carefully looking for any noticeable flaws. The only downside I found was that the interior is polyester instead of leather. But considering the price of this wallet and the fact that similarly priced wallets also have a synthetic lining, I've come to the conclusion that the superior design will outweigh the material, which I think will tear over time. I've fiddled around with the wallet and moved it several times to see how I would store things in it and to be honest I can't find the problem. It conforms to my clothes without deforming unsightly, but not stiff either. The color I feared (pearl grey) is gorgeous in person and goes well with up and down outfits. It's the right size too. Oh. i will keep it That looks great. He does what he has to. The division is great. I can not complain. They would only earn the last star with leather interiors. Not sure how poly ages due to unintentional use of this wallet. I will adjust the rating to new developments in the future.