Мужской клатч-кошелек Casablanca Collection

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Over priced was not what I expected very cheaply made

Amazing wallet and quality!

Too big for a man to mange and put into a back pocket...My hubby would never carry it...looks too girly...Love all the card holders and places to put receipts. I know the smooth leather will eventually get scratched but tried removing all things in my pocketbook that may mar it ...beautiful burgundy leather...hope it holds up...

I like this wallet but it's a little larger than I thought it was. Its too big for my back pocket. Overall it is still a good wallet to have and use occasionally!

My husband likes this wallet. It’s not the typical men’s wallet size. It’s not for the back pocket, but would probably fit in a blazer chest pocket.

I began shopping for a wallet for my husband after he told me that he was tired of carrying a traditional bifold wallet and a separate checkbook. I found a number of options and then, we sat together on the sofa as he chose this one in the dark brown color. The leather is truly luxurious and the price fair for such a quality wallet. Vintage used Mancinis can be found on the Internet and after years of use, still look good. My husband is 66 years old and is a retired Marine (21 years - Master Sergeant). He then went on to retire from a large Metro Atlanta fire department. Whether a product of his life in the military or his strict childhood, he likes things a certain way. We joke that he is "high maintenance." Some of his choices in things wouldn't be what I would necessarily choose for him, as is the case with this wallet. The plaid interior does not hide the fact that it looks feminine. Possibly, it is a regional thing, because men where we live do not carry wallets like this one. My husband has lived all over the world including Italy where apparently, men carry bags that we in the U.S. consider a woman's purse. The first time my hubby took this to a local store, the cashier commented that he must be secure in his manhood. How rude for her to say, but I see her point. After my husband talked to her about the wallet and let her hold it, she then said that she wanted to get one for her husband and she wrote down the name. She could have been sincere or was simply attempting to lessen the blow of her initial comment. My husband chose to believe that the cashier was won over by the quality of the wallet and it really does not matter because he loves the thing and has been carrying it with him every day since. I say power to him!