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UPDATE: Lifehacker has a nice collection of posts about wallets small and large… Wallet Hacking Roundup
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What a joke. I was going to buy a new wallet, since the old one had so many holes that my money was falling out.
But the new world is different than the old one. Because there are so many checks for ID, now every wallet has a flip-out compartment for driver’s license or other ID cards, aka the “pass-case” wallet. The wallets themselves are all larger, in part due to more credit card slots, but in part because (I think) people like bigger wallets to feel like they have more money to carry around.
My current wallet, with all my junk in it, is about 3/4” to 1”, depending on how hard I press it. It’s about 3” tall, and 4” from fold to edge. I really just want something that matches its slim dimensions, but the current models out there are all way too big.
Let’s look at some current wallets out there:
In fact, after all my hunting, I still can’t find a bi-fold wallet which is 4” or less W, and 3” or less H. “Card cases” which are mostly smaller, don’t hold money, just credit cards.
If anyone sees a brand of wallet designed for normal size pants pockets, please let me know.
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