RFID Blocking Minimalist Front Pocket Wallet Genuine Leather

First and foremost, this item's title is inaccurate; it's not a "money clip" in any way; it's more of a minimalist card case / wallet. And for the price (about $15), it's actually quite nice!APPEARANCE & MATERIALSThe color I ordered (crosshatch grey) - as shown in my own photos - is quite nice but is not currently showing up as available for purchase. (I'm not sure why that's the case. Maybe by the time you read this review, crosshatch grey will be listed again.)In person, it's a charcoal grey color, and the crosshatch aspect gives the leather a rough, but not unpleasant texture. It's less soft than I expect the non-crosshatch versions should be, but the crosshatch leather still feels like it's of decent quality, and the embossed "Hammer & Anvil * Los Angeles" logo at the bottom is understated and classy-looking. Stitching is even and precise, with no loose ends or missed stitches to speak of.POCKETS & CAPACITYCheck out the photo attached to this review to see how this wallet looks loaded up. It's not quite as thin as one might wish, but I'm carrying a decent amount of cards, and the generous number of pockets / slots (for a minimalist wallet) gives me plenty of options in terms of what can be stowed where.Speaking of pockets / slots, this case / wallet has the following:-- 4 credit-card-sized slots (2 on each side)-- 2 secondary, vertical pockets (1 on each side), behind the card slots-- 1 large, central pocketFor me, either of the secondary, vertical pockets are each perfectly suitable for 1-2 cards *or* a small number of US bills (as shown in the photos), but the central pocket appears to have the capacity for a larger number of bills... if you're the type who carries more cash than I do .That said, the interesting thing here is that - due to the size of this wallet (again - see photos) -US currency may sit pretty deep in the big pocket, and therefore may be tough to take out. *BUT*, people who travel and use non-US currencies like GBP or EUR will probably appreciate the bigger central pocket, as physically larger bills will probably have enough room - which is not always the case with minimalist wallets / card cases of this type.BOTTOM LINEAll in all, this was a good purchase at $15. Had I seen it in a store and handled it beforehand, I probably would've been willing to pay even more (probably up to $25), so I see it as a decent value... unless of course it falls apart in a year. If that happens, I'll update this review, but as of now, it looks like a quality minimalist wallet / card case at a very fair price.

I’m sorry, when the headline says genuine leather, to find out that it has genuine leather “features” after it arrives is false advertising. I don’t even think they mean genuine leather was used. I think what they mean is that the absurdly fake leather that they used has similar features to real leather. Which I would contend is an all out lie as well. Also one of the card pockets was malformed and I couldn’t get a card all the way in on one corner. Absolute trash.

Update 4/18My cash compartment stitching came apart after about a year. I have read other reviews stating about a year life expectancy so it's right on par. But having said that, I like it so much I just bought a replacement. Until I find something I like better, I`ll buy one very year if needed.Original:Thought maybe I was getting duped into another good-sounding product that didn't live up to the hype. But this really is a quality wallet. Perfect balance of having what I need yet slim and light. Stitching still looks new after 9 months of daily use - this really surprises me! I would happily buy another when this one wears out. (I've considered buying another just in case I can't find one next time, it's kind of hard to imagine using anything else now)

Good quality for a good price. I carry 6 cards, a business card, and 2 or 3 bills at a time. All fit well in this wallet. I do think the two 'flaps' that are on the money pocket could be shorter and the wallet could be closer to the width of the cards themselves. The flaps are flexible and sort of bend to match the curvature of the body. Even though the width in the hand feels a bit wider than I am personally used to I never notice this in my back pocket in a bad way. I think this is a good indicator that the wallet does as it should and carries things without being obtrusive. The material quality has a good feel to it as well. I carry three cards each in the two slots closest to the center of the wallet and do not use the lower set of card slots.

It was weird at first to adjust to this. I'm used to a big day wallet with almost 8 credit cards, Id insurance, some pocket change, so this was a stretch.The pants bulge is now significantly smaller, it's a bit harder to take out cash, since you can only fold the bills, not spread it out like in a bi-fold, but it holds *enough of my cards to be useful. I have to rotate certain things in and out, but it does simplify things.

I moved from a leather tri-fold to this slim/minimalist wallet and I love it! I cannot attest to the rfid blocking feature but I'm thrilled with the fact that I can keep 6 cards plus some cash nicely in this wallet. A little break-in has occurred and it now fits just perfectly in my back pocket.

It's a nice wallet however suffers from quality issues. The stitching does not hold up in just after 6 months of use. The stiching that holds the front cards ripped open about 6 months in. If you look at the 1 and 2 star reviews they all state similar issues.

Second one I have bought over the years so that I would always have a spare. Compact and holds everything I need. Perfect for credit cards and cash. Cost is slightly more than similar products, but this one is the best and worth it! I've had cheaper ones and the slots stretch out so your credit cards fall out! This one has stayed tight and secure over the years.Highly recommended if you want a compact high quality front pocket wallet.Got one crosshatch black and another in crosshatch gray. Love them both.