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Slim Down With a Flat Card Wallet
Keeping a thick, brick wallet in your back pocket doesn’t do your spinal alignment any favors when sitting down. This imbalance causes lower back pain. Then again, having it jammed in your front pocket doesn’t compliment your appearance. A card wallet solves these issues and has less room for overload, so you can travel with the bare necessities. Less baggage is always a good thing. So I started looking.
I was debating between J. Fold, Bosca and MAKR, each having their own unique style. J. Fold is a bit cheaper, modern and offered the most selections. I really liked this one, which offered room for two cards and cash. Bosca has a traditional, simpler look, also offering several great options, digging this design. And MAKR offers hand made wallets that typically run out of supply due to high demand. Clean designs made in high quality leather had me itching for this MAKR, but the cost gave me second thoughts.
I finally decided to go with the Bosca and couldn’t be happier. The three card slots offer enough room for 7 cards. A powerful, magnetic money clip is attached to the back, which won’t lose its staying power like tension or spring loaded clips. The leather and stitching should last a long time.
About the same width as my Blackberry, depending how much loot I’m carrying.
With all the great choices out there, finding the perfect flat wallet shouldn’t be a problem. If you can let go of the unnecessary clutter in your current bill holder, then pick yourself a winner. Besides looking modern, it’s also harder to steal. It definitely fits the bill.
Let us know your thoughts on flat card wallets or other good choices out there.
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Butt brick wallets are very bad for your back, and we think they are simply bad taste. Thank you for bringing this to people’s attention. You might also want to check out the Slimmy. It’s an innovative slim front pocket wallet design with no folded leather. It’s pretty popular for those who are trying to get rid of their big fat wallet.
Best,
Jay Yoo
Koyono Founder
Thanks Jay, appreciate the tip. Those are some pretty good options. You guys definitely have one of the flattest I’ve come across. Thanks.
Is having the wallet put in the front pocket really that bad looking?
When standing, the easier it is to see a wallet, the less appealing it looks. Pants drape downward and a bulge breaks the smooth line appearance. Also, it depends on how thick the wallet is and how loose or tight your pants are.