Stylish & Durable: LEATHER ARCHITECT Men's Leather Zip Black Sapphire - Experience Unparalleled Elegance Review

This is an interesting wallet, very different from almost any other I have used. First, it has a coin purse, a feature I've never seen on a men's handbag. The size is also odd; that's too much for the US currency. It may have been developed for the Indian domestic market. And while the leather used is thin, the wallet doesn't sit very flat when loaded with multiple credit cards (see photo). The leather is pleasant to the touch, but the finish is rough, with large uneven seams. I've been wearing

boy! I thought my foldable wallet was big until I saw it in person. At 5 x 4 it's literally a half inch longer and wider than mine and a lot thicker due to the external zippered coin pocket. Organizationally, it's like my wallet. It has 8 credit card slots (4 on each side), a bill compartment and slip pockets. The leather itself is of average quality. It's real leather, but it's quite thin and the workmanship isn't the best. My skin has some wrinkles, which is probably because the skin is very…

Firstly it's a "double" so I expect it to be thinner than my triple. actually it isn't. Empty it is as "thick" as my full trifold. It's about a quarter larger than my tri-fold in width and length. It can store 8 cards (credit cards, ID cards, loyalty cards, medical cards, etc.) and has a wallet. It also has four "hidden" (behind the credit card slots) compartments. There is no transparent window for ID. It's a large wallet that I don't want to carry around in my bag. This can be great for those

I received this leather wallet for my husband. We noticed that it was significantly larger than his old wallet - ½ to ¾ inches longer and wider than his current Swiss Gear wallet. We found that the construction was fairly cheap. There is some crumpled material in the card slots compared to full leather; I believe this both reduces volume and may contain RFID blocking material. The coin purse is uncommon in the US market but more common in European and Asian markets where coins are much more…

A very big wallet. The folded size is 5x4 which is larger than my other wallets. Plus, it's packed with pockets and even has an external zippered coin pocket, so even when partially loaded, this wallet will really fill your bag. Strange for such a large wallet, it only has 1 compartment for currency. The main reason I need a large wallet is to store various (including large) currencies when traveling and 2 pockets help to keep various currencies in order. The product name says "100% leather"…

This is reasonable, but while listed as leather, it's not medium or high quality leather (which reflects the price), but I'd put it at $12-$15, not $22 -Dollar! I think it's good for a teenager or someone who doesn't have heavy wallet usage. For an adult, I would buy a quality leather wallet made from a single piece of leather as opposed to "real leather" which is bonded leather at best. Made in India.