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Front Pocket Leather ID Wallet

0.25 lb

$49.00
(541 reviews) Write a Review
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  • 4" X 3" X .37"
  • Weight: 0.10 lbs

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  • 5
    Just what I was hoping for...

    Doing the online search for a slim wallet can be a bit daunting, but you just have to take the plunge at some point. The explanation of the quality of the leather and the design that went into the Front Pocket Leather ID Wallet edged out the competition for me and I couldn't be more pleased with the result. The pockets for the ID and credit cards are a perfect snug fit and the unsewn bottom is a brilliant fix for securing the bills. Thanks for a nice piece of work.

  • 1
    I Love the old design

    I Love the old design with the center pocket stitched closed on three sides, money stays inside nicely. Unfortunately this was a gift and she wasn't thrilled. Why reinvent the wheel. I own many SB products this was the first to let me down.

  • 4
    Love the wallet, but the

    Love the wallet, but the leather is a bit thicker than I expected.

  • 5
    Nice

    Nice

  • 5
    Don’t hesitate.

    I love it. My favorite Christmas present. Solid and rugged leather. Feels great. I have 11 cards in it easily..could have more. As mentioned, card slots are tight at first, but do loosen.