Men's Genuine Leather Short Zip-around Bifold Wallet

This is exactly what I was looking for! I had a wallet very much like this that I enjoyed using for many years. I love how it can hold my credit and debit cards and insurance cards. There are plenty slots and they actually fit the cards! You can get them in and out easily, but they stay securely in there unless you want to remove them. There is a place to put full bills and another to keep receipts. And you can see your entire drivers license in the slot where it goes! I just love this wallet! . Stitching is well done. I bought the black wallet that is smooth on both sides . I just love having everything I need in a small wallet again!! There is a slight odor but I took it outside for a day and it pretty much resolved. That is the only negative thing about this wallet! The zipper closes smoothly and even though it is very full with all of my stuff in the wallet, the zipper closes very smoothly all the way around it. It is very well made. I can see it lasting and serving me well for many more years. I bought a different wallet that looked like it had similar features, but the zipper separated the first time I tried to close it! This one is so smooth and easy to open and close the zipper. I’m so excited and relieved that I bought this wallet! I highly recommend it! I have two security cards in this wallet. The other wallets made by the same manufacturer have the security built in!. This one doesn’t. But I always play it safe and put my own security cards in there anyway.

The Admetus wallet is a definite 5/5. From the moment you get it, the experience feels high-end; it arrives in a rich-looking box and a dedicated dust bag that makes the unboxing feel like a luxury event. ​The quality of the wallet itself is impressive, with a premium feel that honestly makes it look much more expensive than it is. It has that sleek, "old money" aesthetic that instantly elevates your whole look. If you're looking for something that's giving "rich" and feels sophisticated every time you pull it out to pay, this is definitely the one. It’s a stylish, high-quality piece that hits that perfect balance of urban class.

Wallet is great, plenty of card slots. The wallet is excellent.

Very nice wallet. Love the leather. Only thing credit cards don't fit so well.

I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of this wallet. It looks great and seems to be very durable, considering the cost. After a couple weeks I found that it is bending my cards/IDs, despite only every being stored in a backpack with no weight pressing on it. Unfortunately, I already threw away the packaging that it came in, so I don't think I can return it. I don't mind keeping my cards in one of the money flaps though, as this was a really inexpensive option in the first place. Pros: - Proper leather that looks and feels high quality - The leather smells wonderful, especially when opening it - High quality zipper & leather zipper pull that doesn't get in the way when stowing/retrieving the wallet from you bag/backpack - I'm not aficionado of stitching quality, but I would deem this as high quality stitching - Packaging was fun. The faux-gift box really was a great touch to the whole thing, creating a fun unboxing experience. Cons: - The primary issue I have with this wallet is that after only a couple weeks of use, all of my cards have two bends in them. One along the magstripe and one along where an EMV chip is located. The issue I have with this is that I never put any pressure on the wallet when not in use. I hate sticking ANY wallet into my pockets, let alone a thicker wallet such as this. Buyers should be aware that simply storing cards in the card slots of this wallet, then setting it on a counter will result in all of your cards & IDs getting bends in them. Perhaps this is normal for leather wallets? I can't say as this is my first leather wallet in 15 years. - The finish on the leather has pulled off in some spots on the backside of where the cards are stored. Not a big deal - it can be wiped right off of the cards. This might be normal for leather wallets? - There is some excess rubber cement/glue that wasn't wiped up along the back section where the cash is stored, but this rubbed off easily. - The zipper tends to get caught at about 1/2" before the very end, where it's meant to tuck up into the spine. This is due to the ID flap having a little bump along the edge at that spot. Knowing this happens helps to simply pull the zipper away from the body when I reach that spot. This isn't a massive inconvenience.

This wallet is great, it feels nice, it's good quality, and the zipper isn't like others that break easily. I've had it for almost a year and it's still working perfectly. If I had to mention a drawback, it would be that it doesn't fit all pants, but as long as you don't put too much in it, you won't have that problem. 100% recommended, especially for the price.

As far as I can tell I'm the only man on the planet who wants to carry a few bills and about 20 cards total, who doesn't care how they're all organized, and who still wants a fairly thin wallet. When I stack up my cards and bills on a table, they aren't that thick. But every wallet I have tried makes the stack twice as thick or more. All the thin wallets are rigid enough that they'll only hold about 5 cards total, and it seems like the wallet options are either "Super thick wallet that can hold everything" or "super thin wallet that holds an ID and a couple cards and nothing more." I want a wallet that holds about 20 cards and a few bills and doesn't add a lot of extra thickness beyond the cards themselves. This wallet works pretty well for that purpose -- after you cut out all the extra parts of the wallet that aren't needed. I literally took scissors and cut out the coin purse on the right side. (Why do all these wallets have coin purses? Does anyone really need a coin purse anymore? Sheez.) I also cut off the flap in the middle that's designed to hold an ID on one side and organize a few cards on the other side. That leaves me with (1) the original billfold area, which is deep enough to hold bills on one side (folded) and a stack of cards on the other; (2) 3 card slots on the left side, where I put my most commonly used cards (and the slots are wide enough to double up cards in each slot if you want to do that); and (3) a pocket on the right side for less-used cards, which wasn't really accessible until I cut off the flap in the middle. By cutting out all the parts I mentioned I lost the thickness of about 6 layers of leather plus the bulky snap on the coin purse, i.e., reduced the thickness by about 1/4". The wallet is now about 5/8" thick, even with my 20 cards in it. Which is close to perfect for what I wanted. I'm going to try gluing the clear plastic ID window back onto the right side, which will make the wallet closer to perfect. The one thing I will still want at that point is a divider in the bill area that goes up the spine of the wallet, which will keep my cards from sliding from one side to the other. (Not the typical divider that runs lengthwise, but one that's about 4" tall and 1/4" wide and runs top to bottom in the middle of the wallet. Other things I like: The leather on the wallet is really nice -- smells good, feels good, looks a little distressed without being at all worn out. That's my favorite part of the wallet. The zipper works well. The stitching and general construction quality looks really good. The stamp on the front of my wallet is tasteful. This product clearly comes from a non-US culture. The gift box it comes in is labeled "Top Grade Leatherware" on the top and "High-End Gift" on the bottom. So ... if you're looking for a gift for someone, and you want to be sure they understand you're giving them a high-end gift, this gift box will do the trick.

Admetus wallets are great. Well made, with genuine leather. Room for credit cards, ID cards, currency and other compartments available. They come in an assorted colors.