The experts, however, say a high-quality option that stands up to daily wear and tear generally goes for $100 to $300. How much you decide to spend on a wallet is a personal decision.
“It’s also infinitely more elegant than well…Velcro.” “I travel enough that it doubles as a place to put coins,” he says. Lall has a zippered wallet for that very reason. However, if you are traveling, and need something that’s large enough to fit a passport and different currencies, a zipper is useful. Zipper or no zipper: “For every day, I suggest a classic bi-fold–it’s slim and easy to carry,” says Tang.“If there is room, you will tend to fill it, so keep your wallet light enough to carry only what you need to get by.” “A slim wallet can fit multiple cards and minimize the clutter that can accumulate in a larger wallet,” he says. “Put your stuff in it and see how it feels, but more importantly make sure it fits securely inside the pocket and isn’t annoying when you sit down.” Joseph Tang, fashion director at Holt Renfrew in Canada, says to keep your wallet as slender as possible. Size: DeLeon suggests putting the wallet in your front and back pockets before buying.
“Leather breaks in nicely, conforms to what you put in it, and develops a patina that gives your wallet a sense of personalization.” “With something that goes in and out of your pocket or a bag, you want a material that is smooth and durable, and something that can withstand consistent use.” Jian DeLeon, men’s fashion and editorial director at Nordstrom, agrees.
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