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In the market for a new wallet. Had mine for about 8 years and its starting to let go. From memory it wasn't cheap but for something you use every day that's fair enough. Anyone got any recommendations? Prefer leather, some space for coins and enough room for a good number of cards.
some space for coins
Dude. That's a purse
HTH
Don't go for a Burnley Wallet...
[url= http://www.pickett.co.uk/shop/leather-goods/wallets-and-purses/ ]Go crazy! [/url]
As above, not cheap, but quality is worth the expense, IMHO. I use one of these [url= http://www.pickett.co.uk/shop/leather-goods/wallets-and-purses/Polished-Calf-Short-Wallet/ ]clicky[/url], in a very dark brown leather.
These are good wallets:
http://stores.ebay.co.uk/EASECASE
Had one for a couple of years with minimal wear.
Mines a WA15
Dude. That's a purse
I live on the continent. Coffee and a pastry doesn't cost a bank note like it does in the UK. Need some room for change and it knackers the pockets in trousers quickly.
Paul Smith wallets are cool as ****.
Then again, I have one. So they're not that cool after all.
Eagle Creek from outdoor shop but it is not leather.
Have been using mine for nearly 17 years now and still using it daily.
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from looking at your criteria, I think what you are looking for is a leather wallet.
I've got the latest Rapha one and it's great only good for cards though
Dunhill do some particularly nice wallets. I asked for one for Christmas, got Prada instead. I feel a bit like John Terry whenever I get it out...
On my wage I would need the Rapha wallet to have nothing but coin space as taking the cards along for the ride would be pointless after buying it.
Tanner goods of Portland make some quality wallets. Some of them (possibly all of them) have some of the finest leather available and they aren't too expensive. The cardholder might do they job for you as I think you can also stuff coins in there too. A few stores around the U.K. stock them.