Handmade Leather Wallets - It's Not Only Money That Talks

 

Whether choosing a handmade leather budget on your own or someone near your heart, it's worth remembering that money isn't everything.

 

You'd surely need too much of it to wallet Dolce & Gabbana's stunning $695 bi-fold in dark-colored stud-accented goatskin. In which case, you'd no doubt be more considering a comfortable home for your Black Stock exchange than the usual fist of greenbacks.

 

For the rest of us, there's still lots of style to be had for under a 100 bucks.

 

Take the Black Jack Georges Croco Series BiFold men's wallet, for example. Handcrafted from the finest Italian leather, lined with soft American steer hide for added strength. A relative steal at around $80.

 

Still more than you had in mind? How about the Leatherbay Double Fold Budget with Pocket? A fine specimen in premium fan calf leather, a beautifully soft leather chosen for its ability to develop a rich, natural strato with age. A snip at less than $40.

 

Lower still? No concerns. The Geoffrey Beene Men's Passcase Billfold will leave you with change from $25 if you shop around. Resplendent in aniline cow calf leather, the silken softness is a treat for the feelings.

 

Truth be told, you can pay any price you like for a leather wallet but still finish up loving it.

 

The key, of course, is to know your man - or yourself. If you do, then the best thing to do is to trust your instincts. Thumb through a few web pages of handmade leather wallets and before long one will catch your eye.

 

Might be it'll be the attention to detail that wows you. The rounded corners, the precision stitching. Or perhaps maybe the leather itself. Vegetable-tanned, premium-grade, hand-dyed and waxed.

 

You'll certainly have your pick of handmade leather wallet. Cowhide and calf are only for starters. For a more exotic touch, try sharkskin, alligator or stingray. For classic beauty, demand on genuine Italian leather.

 

Let's not forget the practical side of choosing a wallet. We all have our preferences. Single or multiple bill spaces. With or without IDENTIFICATION window. Number of credit card pockets. Hidden slot machines. Coin holders. They are things that can swing the balance.