YBONNE Small Corner Zipper Wallet for Men and Women, Handmade with Italian Vegetable Tanned Leather

I got this to replace a fabric camera case that I've been using as a wallet: the Lowepro Vail 10. It makes a wonderful wallet, but I wanted something in leather, for durability's sake.I would say this YBonne is a nice wallet, but not perfect. The leather is nice, and the inside compartment is nice. The zipper is metal, which may or may not be a good thing.One thing that is not discernible by the photos, is the fact that the inside compartment is NOT attached to the bottom of the wallet. The inside compartment is attached at only ONE side, and that is the side where the two handsome rivets are. The inside compartment is basically a long rectangle of leather, folded in half, stitched along the bottom and along one short side, with the folded part riveted to the body of the wallet. This doesn't affect the performance of the wallet, but based on the photos, I was expecting this wallet to have been constructed from one large square of leather, folded in half, and folded in half again--sewn on the bottom and riveted on the side. Not so. Instead, it's constructed from two separate pieces of leather.The inside compartment can hold about 3-4 credit cards, and the two side compartments can hold about 3-4 credit cards each, meaning, you could put about 9 credit cards comfortably (3, 3, 3), or 12 credit cards (4, 4, 4) to really stuff it. The inside compartment can hold a few U.S. bills folded in thirds; of course, so can the two side compartments.I don't care for the large YBonne logo embossed in the leather on the front.Another complaint has to do with the zipper. When closed, the part of the zipper under the zipper pull, is set off a good distance from the wallet. This creates a small gap into the wallet under the zipper pull, even when the zipper is all the way zipped up.Also, if you're not careful, you can pinch cash, or a credit card, with the zipper when you're closing it, if you don't push in the contents. This is a hassle--always making sure not to pinch your contents.One other complaint is that when the wallet is full (not over-full, mind you), it is not a smooth process to pull the zipper closed. You have to squeeze the wallet tightly in order to give a little slack to the zipper, so that you can begin to pull the zipper pull. It's as if the zipper isn't strong enough to close a full wallet. It will just pucker up and go no where, unless you pamper it. I want a wallet that I can just yank on the zipper and it will close, even with a full wallet.My biggest complaint is that when you have it filled with cards, for some odd reason, the bottom corner opposite the zipper pokes out, creating a funny point in the leather. It does not remain a rectangle. I think it looks funny, especially compared to other wallets which avoid this offending "point" by cutting that corner at 45 degrees. I think the physics causing this odd corner "point" is that when you start bulging the walls with contents, the bottom edge and side edges have to become wider. When they become wider, the bottom goes up, and the edges go in, leaving the corner to remain pointy, breaking the plane of the bottom and side edge. This "point" is actually rigid enough to poke out an eye!Because of all this, I've opted for the Bellroy wallet, which doesn't have these shortcomings.

Leather is great quality. The wallet I owned was small and slim one but could not carry coins, key and USB. I've searched for minimalist wallet which fits few credit cards, a bit of cash and coins and other stuff like a key. I've finally found this one. This small wallet fits everthing I carry now.

I have used this every day since it arrived, love the size and everything about it. EXCEPT it is coming apart already, the threads around the bottom (where the zipper begins) has started to unravel. So....it is either order another or be on the search for another wallet that is similar.....concerned that I can not get an answer from the company regarding this issue.

I’ve been using the wallet for 2 weeks and I’m very satisfied with the quality.The leather looks good and feels soft. For the price, I think it’s a great deal. That being said it looks somewhat cheap (the zipper material color doesn’t fit the look of the overal wallet), but I’m hoping that after some natural wear it will begin to look better.I prefer the orange color over the black (I purchased the black for a friend) because it has more of a mate (less shiny) finish on the leather.Great storage, I’m currently holding 10 cards and some loose bills without any problems.

This wallet replaces a wallet that has a zipper on three sides. That wallet has a nice arrangement of outer and inner slots for cards and folded cash. The only fault was the zipper that broke twice. Frustrating!This Yvonne wallet has a zipper on two sides and no pockets on the outside. Everything is contained within the zippered outer leather. For me this is terrific! The leather is very supple and the zipper appears to be sturdy and hopefully last for a few years. I like the inner pocket to hold cards that don't get used daily. There is enough space to place folded cash and business cards. I recommend this compact wallet. It has helped me slim down what I carry in the wallet.

This is a very smart looking leather wallet of minimalist category. It looks small, but it has a very good capacity and can easily accommodate a 8-10 cards (more if you are keeping cards only), cash and other stuff at the same time. The zipper provides an added layer of security. I like it very much as I have the tendency to lose cards and money when I use open wallets.

Nice compact and soft leather wallet. Unfortunately, mine came with a fingernail length scratch though. But seller was quick to try and resolve the issue though, which only adds to this being a worthy purchase.

This is a great wallet had it for a week no problems yet I wish it had a full zip it stops short a bit