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Wallets
Leather wallets, hand-stitched to carry well and age better. Choose by style: front pocket, bifold (3-pocket and hidden pocket), money clip or zipper.
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About this collection
Leather wallets, hand-stitched to carry well and age better. Choose by style: front pocket, bifold (3-pocket and hidden pocket), money clip or zipper.
Each piece in our Wallets collection is handcrafted from leather selected for its grain and natural texture, and develops a rich patina with years of use.
How to choose a leather wallet
Start with how you carry. Front pocket wallets hold 4–8 cards in a flat profile that's easier on your back and harder on pickpockets. Cash clip wallets suit the cash-first carrier who still wants card slots. 3-pocket wallets are the traditionalist's pick with more organization. Then choose leather color by how you want it to age: black and chocolate stay formal and hide wear; tan and natural develop the fastest, most dramatic patina; green and burgundy split the difference with character from day one. Whichever you pick, look for the two details that decide whether a wallet wears out or wears in: full-grain leather (the intact outer hide — here's our grades guide) and saddle stitching at stress points, which holds even if a single thread wears through. Leather is the traditional 3rd anniversary gift for a reason.
Frequently asked questions
How many cards fit in a front pocket wallet?+
Comfortably 4–8 cards plus folded bills. Full-grain leather relaxes slightly to your carry over the first few weeks without going baggy.
Will a full-grain wallet really last longer than a regular one?+
Yes — full-grain keeps the hide's dense outer fiber structure, so it resists the cracking and peeling that ends most “genuine leather” wallets within a couple of years. With light conditioning (guide here), it is made to be carried for years.
Which colour ages best?+
Black and chocolate stay formal and hide wear. Tan and natural develop the fastest, most dramatic patina. Green and burgundy sit between the two, with character from day one.