Review on 💼 Stylish and Functional: Tommy Hilfiger Trifold Wallet in Timeless Black by Kobby Cagle

Here is the breakdown by slot: Bifold with flap valve. Standard banknote without separator. On the left side, it has 3 horizontal card slots and 2 vertical card slots for a total of 5 slots. On the right is the same design, 5 slots. The money box flap has a prominent ID cutout on the left side and 3 slots on the right side to hold cards vertically. We have up to 13 slots. The wallet also has 3 compartments as the wallet-like flap moves to the left side of the wallet: one on the right behind the credit cards, one on the left behind the credit cards, and one inside the wallet-like flap. among the valve credit cards. It has 13 cards and 3 slots that can hold insurance cards, business cards or even 3 or 4 credit cards in each flap. Theoretically, 25 credit cards fit in this wallet. However, 13 cards actually fit in, as these pockets most likely contain other personal items. In terms of quality, it's just great. The material is leather and the fabric in the money holder is a burgundy and navy blue diagonal striped fabric. In the middle of the wallet, pocket-shaped flap to the left, vertical striped fabric; The color is burgundy surrounding a dark blue stripe with an ivory border between them. It looks very well made. I'm also absolutely sure that some card slots are horizontal and some are vertical, as this allows me to organize my cards into groups (e.g. right side, my 3 debit cards are in the card slots on the flap in the shape of a savings bank). When it comes to organization, this wallet is a masterpiece. An absolute, unmatched, card-hungry masterpiece. I've had other wallets with fewer slots and had to resort to double stack credit cards in the slots to carry them, which only caused premature wear and tear on those wallets (not to mention the slots being stretched to the limit). ). that the cards were no longer secure and fell out when the wallet was opened and shaken). That's why I'm writing such an enthusiastic review. For those who have many credit cards, such as FICO hypermailers (as for me, I have up to 7 credit cards now), this wallet is a masterpiece. Like a valve, about 10 bills and about 5 paper cards in pockets, my wallet is about 1.25 inches thick at its thickest point. It might even be 1.5 inches thick since I'm just doing a visual assessment. It's a big, fat wallet, but only because it's so full of stuff I wouldn't otherwise be able to carry if I resorted to a smaller wallet. I usually worry about this bundle which is noticeably larger than other wallets but after 2 days I find it a little reassuring knowing this pup is full of all credit cards, debit cards, ID and insurance cards. I own. It's nice to sit down and think that I can fit every card I own perfectly in it. This wallet is for people who have to carry a lot and want to carry everything. When the desire to carry everything outweighs the inconvenience of a wallet's width, this is a great wallet. When it comes to wallets, there are two people in this world: those who don't need as many card slots and those who don't like the thickness of that wallet. Wallet; and people who could use most of these slots and would appreciate the opportunity to do so when other wallets leave them without space. I would recommend this for the latter, and for the former I would recommend getting a wallet with a smaller capacity and size. As for the latter, I think your search ends right here. This is such a good wallet in terms of capacity that I only wrote 3 pages about it.