Description of ๐ผ Allett Minimalist Men's Accessories: Resistant, Durable Wallets, Card Cases & Money Organizers with Blocking Technology
FEATURES & CAPACITY: Holds 4-12+ cards and flat bills. This medium capacity wallet has a clear pocket for your ID, two compartments for cash and a tiny pocket for the Allett Micro Pen (sold seperately). Each card pocket is lined with a silicone grip to securely hold your cards in place. This is a slim alternative to a classic bifold. Barely noticeable in the pocket, this wallet is designed to give you a comfortable wallet experience. RFID THEFT PROTECTION: Being a victim of RFID skimming is a pain. This form of theft uses high-frequency scanners to capture credit card & passport information from a distance. Allett RFID blocking wallets contain an ultra-thin layer of military-grade RFID blocking material to prevent information theft and give you peace of mind. DURABLE & WATER RESISTANT: Made with high-performance nylon, available in a selection of vibrant earth toned colors. This slim wallet features double stitched seams and rip-stop nylon that is tough and refined. Built to withstand the elements, it's easy to clean and water resistant. Measures 4" x 3.4" x 0.2" (102 x 87 x 5mm), Weight 0.7 ounce. USA MADE SINCE 1995: Allett Wallets are designed and manufactured in San Diego, California. We specialize in practical solutions to your everyday needs. Allett is a family company. We guarantee great customer service with free, easy returns. Our products are backed by our steadfast warranty. Your Allett wallet will quickly become the best wallet you've ever owned. THE EVERYDAY BIFOLD SLIMMED DOWN: From rushing through airports or grabbing a post-work beer, the slim ID Wallet makes for a smooth transaction. The stacking card pockets minimize unnecessary bulk and the clear ID pocket has a thumb-slide for easy retreival. Organization is second nature with it's divided cash pocket. A tiny pocket is made to house the Allett Micro Pen, don't forget to pick one up to complete the experience.
