RFID Bifold Leather Wallet For Men with Flip Up ID in Vintage Buffalo Brown, Power Blue - Wild Buffalo Blue, 3.5" x 4.5", Classic

Look Good but yet to use. Is what I am looking for...am please with the product.

I recently purchased the ULL GUARD Buffalo Leather Wallet, and I’m genuinely impressed with its quality and craftsmanship. The buffalo leather feels durable and premium—this is a wallet that looks like it’ll stand the test of time. What I love about it: - Thoughtful Billfold Design: The bill compartment includes a separator, which is perfect for organizing cash and checks separately. It’s a small detail that makes a big difference. - Plenty of Storage: There are numerous credit card slots, making it easy to keep all your cards neatly arranged and accessible. - Clear ID Pocket: The transparent ID slot is a convenient touch, especially for quick access to your driver’s license or work badge. Overall, this wallet combines functionality with rugged style. If you're looking for something that’s both practical and built to last, the ULL GUARD Buffalo Leather Wallet is a solid choice.

Nice material, Enough card slots

Beautiful looking wallet. Bought the blue one, looks classy and not bulky. Hubby keeps it in his back pocket and says its not uncomfortable to sit on! Leather is good quality. A good buy.

I purchased this wallet primarily for its generous number of conveniently located slots and its coin pocket. If you can't fit everything you want to EDC in this wallet, you need to think about getting a sling bag! Having returned the same model in Grizzily Brown due to a stitching defect and ordered this one in Forest Brown, I can see it is a richer, lighter shade and the finish seems smoother and more refined. Some of my cards were tight in previous wallet slots, but everything fits great in this one. Why the one star off? First, this wallet is about a quarter inch too large in all dimensions, especially thickness. While it doesn't protrude out the top of my back pocket, it is a challenge to close the button on some pants and it is also snug side-to-side, so removal involves some wiggling until pockets stretch and the wallet breaks in. The leather used in its construction is smooth but stiff at first, given that it is about twice as thick as most American or European wallet leather I've owned: think bullhide. The smell is also a little off, definitely natural cowhide but processed with whatever is used to tan leather in India rather than in the United States. Finally, this looks like something that belongs in a pair of jeans or casual pants, NOT pulled out of a suit at a Michelin star restaurant. The stitching, evenness of dye and lines are far from perfect, but what it lacks in looks it more than makes up for in every day function, character, and anticipated durability.