Holdall Design Men's 👜 Wallet - Black Stylish Men's Accessory Review

This is my second Holdall Slim wallet. It holds the cards I need with a lot less space in my pocket. If I have a hip problem, I don't want another thought object to sit on it. The last wallet should last about 10 years. The workmanship is ok for the time it takes, but it could be a bit stronger and a bit cleaner in the corners. Since it is black, the processing is not very noticeable, I notice that when using it.

This wallet is a huge improvement over the last wallet I've used in the last 8 years. How nice it is not to carry a big bulky thing in your pocket anymore! The purse holds everything perfectly. The open size of the map makes it much easier to find the right map. I like the large bill compartment. I can store a significant amount of cash, all my cards and licenses, and when it's folded it's thin enough that I can barely feel it in my back pocket. The material is nice and the quality is such that

I just bought 2 thin wallets. My previous one lasted 6 years but was a little shabby. I thought it would be a good idea to buy two

This wallet is amazing! It not only has room for all my cash, credit and bonus cards, but also enough space for my business cards. The price is unbeatable. Other companies with a similar concept are selling their wallets at twice the price. My old purse was twice as thick and held half as many things. Get ready to be amazed by this amazing wallet!

Works well and takes up a lot less room in my bag than many of my previous wallets. My wallets end up in the washing machine quite often, so I'm hoping this material will hold up to moisture a bit better than my leather wallets. It looks like it feels as the material feels like nylon. My only wish is to have a clear window or something in one of the pockets to see the driver's license details, but it's not the end of the world. It's just what I'm used to. I received this product at a discount…

This wallet is a Chinese copy of the Allett wallet. The copied wallet is made in the USA. Produced since 1995. This is literally a full replica just sent to China to be made from inferior materials. If you do some research, you won't find anything that this company actually created themselves, but just shamefully stole someone else's idea. I didn't even change the materials used or anything. Even the leather exterior is duplicated with a nylon interior. The difference is that this one is made…

Hmm, I'm not entirely sure I understand the meaning of this wallet. I'm not even sure if calling it a wallet is correct. He is very thin. The material is very light and slippery. It has almost zero elegance factor. Call me a wallet snob, but there's a certain level of shape and style that a wallet should have. It's not just about features. Functionally, however, the wallet keeps what the manufacturer promises. He is holding a wad of credit cards and paper money. It doesn't prioritize or…

It seems well constructed, but the two card sleeves are so tight that I have a hard time fitting more than one card. holds cards firmly ad is comfortable as a front pocket wallet!

I received a discount for viewing this item. Very thin and light wallet, perfect for summer hikes/concerts/shopping when you don't need to carry a mega wallet. I don't like lugging around a fat wallet and I've downsized it over the last few years, but this one redefines thinness. You can easily carry it in the front pocket of your jeans or shorts and won't experience the tight feeling that most normal wallets cause. You can also put it in your back pocket and not know it's there. Initially I…

I would probably buy it again, the only thing I found is that the pockets are tight. I've had the world's thinnest wallet for twenty years. But this clone comes very close to the original branded product. The price is about four times lower than the original price.

I didn't care about that wallet. I stopped using it after about a month because I found it slipping out of my jean pockets. The material it is made of is so slippery that it slowly slips out. Found on the ground several times. There are much better options out there.

I have had an identical wallet made by another company for years. It has finally worn out. The company I used to buy it from no longer made it so I was very happy to know that Holdall made it and ordered it straight away. Holds lots of credit cards and stays thin.

This wallet is advertised as very thin. It also has plenty of storage space for multiple cards. Each of the pockets can easily be expanded to hold 5 or even more cards, although this does start to make the wallet unwieldy. The inside edge of each card pocket is lined with elastic, rubberized material to prevent cards from slipping out, although this is not possible when the wallet is folded in half. There are two pockets behind the cards. One is small, just for American currency, and the other…

I've been looking for years to replace mine which is starting to fall apart and luckily I have one to use and a spare and I'm a front right pocket guy.

This is a very minimalist wallet. It comes in a plastic bag so it's definitely not gift wrapped, which probably isn't a problem as it looks really cheap and isn't really giftable. The wallet is a nylon material with a very simple design. Functionally it works perfectly. It has a divider in a big hole so you can keep money and checks/receipts separate. Inside are four slots, each of which can hold multiple credit cards or business cards. If you are looking. As an alternative to a leather wallet…

First let me say that for the last 20 years I have carried a tiny wallet with a front pocket that eventually fell apart and I can't find an exact replacement so I decided to give this one a try. very light and thin, seams and quality seem to be good. It's bigger than my old wallet in both length and width, but thinner, so it takes a little getting used to. You carry so much around that it becomes thick and bulky, kind of defeating the purpose of a thin wallet. With a card or two and some cash…

This is definitely a minimalist wallet. With only a few layers of ripstop nylon sewn together, it is very thin and light when empty. I like the fact that there are four compartments for cards (credit, ID, license, etc.); This makes it easier to access your most used cards than single pocket or overlapping pocket wallets. The main disadvantage of this wallet is that it looks cheap. The price on Ebay is $20 at the time of writing, and I think $15 or less would be more reasonable for something…

Just got this, good setup overall, but one of the 4 map sections is so small I can barely fit any maps/IDs in there. It came with a business card with email/web contact info, but both are popping off. You can return, but if everyone is like that, then there's no point in taking it now. Having a map section that barely works isn't very helpful.

I bought a holdall purse to replace my 3 year old BigSkinny purse. I liked the holdall purse when I only had about 18 cards. I have 22 credit card sized cards and 4 thin business cards. When I put my 18 credit card sized cards into the holdall wallet, everything fits fairly tightly so nothing falls out, but the top cards come out easily. When I put the last 4 cards into my holdall wallet, it's almost impossible to get just one card out. I have to draw the most cards to draw the top card. I will

I saw a colleague using this wallet and asked if he liked it. He loves his so I bought the boots and got them. I love the minimalist use of materials, the arrangement of the four credit card slots and bill compartments. It doesn't stick out in your pocket, gets wet from sweat or rain, cleans well and dries. My thigh feels a little warm when I put it in my front pocket, but not to the point where it's uncomfortable. I am very happy with Holdall.