SlimFold MICRO Soft Shell Wallet - Thin RFID Minimalist Wallet for Men

The best I have used so far I recommend to all Go for it Worth every penny Just go for it

Fantastic. Not exactly elegant, but -very- thin, small, and comfortable, and holding up extremely well. Really good for carrying in front pocket, shirt pocket, or inside upper jacket pocket. Very minimal. I got the micro size with white stitching. The fabric is something like a microfiber cordura nylon, if you can imagine that, or an ultra-fine synthetic canvas. Its very flexible, and really durable. It's very thin, on the order of sheet-of-paper thinness. It's almost as if it were a wallet crafted from a handkerchief, but very tough. There is stitching at each end and in the middle, and it's holding up just fine. Again, not pretty, but really really practical. I think that black stitching might have been better for appearance. There are no discernable wear points after 3 1/2 months of use. I have gone through wallets for years trying to find something acceptably thin; leather is out, and this stuff is in! Having to carry wallet, phone, keys, and another electronic device, I appreciate any reduction in that burden that I can get. If I could make a change, I would remove some of the extra fabric folded over on each side of the bill compartment. I think you are supposed to be able to keep extra cards there, and it helps currency slip in and out easily, but it seems like slightly redundant thickness. I have 2-3 cards on each side (I just took one out from each side, and cleaned out some receipts. Amazing how it builds up...) U.S. currency just fits in the pocket; it can stick out a little from the top if it's not tucked in carefully, which is a little unsightly, but an acceptable compromise. I just took everything out and stacked it up to compare it to the wallet: the wallet is a little thinner than the contents. The wallet comes in at just under 3/16ths/in., 5 mm in thickness. Yes, I just walked out to the shop in my bathrobe to get a micrometer to measure it. I use the window for some emergency medical and contact information, otherwise I would think that not having the plastic window would again make it that very slightly ever so much thinner. If they were to put out a thinner product I would buy it in a heartbeat.

I REALLY like how thin it is, however I can't shake the feeling it's not worth the cost. The quality doesn't seem very high. If you own a sewing machine, you could probably just make your own, as it's mostly fabric. The wallet keeps it's shape because of your cards, and the RFID blocking is just a metal plate. How well that plate would stop card skimming is anyone's guess There's nothing luxurious about it, and the branding is just a sticker. I was hoping for embroidered brand at the very least, so the build feels low effort. Especially the single stitched seams I'll definitely use it because it just dissappears in your pocket, which I like. But somehow I feel the fabric won't last very long

I had the old Tyvek version. It eventually wore out - after several years. It was amazingly thin and light. Loved it. But it did show signs of wear (the gray colored Tyvek developed white wear marks where it rubbed) within a few months. After something like two years, it developed holes at the edges. When I went shopping for another thin & light wallet, I looked at a lot of options. SlimFold came back to the top of the list - as thin as possible, strong, credit cards cannot slide out. But I would not do Tyvek again. So I purchased the soft shell fabric one. It is nearly exactly the same design as the Tyvek one (the have added a see-thru plastic cover over the ID portion). I love the design. I've had it one week so far. I carry 8 cards and about 10 bills without any problem. I've done 12 cards and 20+ bills and it won't lay flat, but it does hold them nicely. If I were to express any concerns about this wallet: (1) The style is very casual - the Tyvek had a nice "alternative" story, but this just comes across as any other sports wallet - doesn't appear very professional; (2) It is a very dark black - the red stitching is very subdued. Why is black bad - in the week I've had it, I have twice not been able to find it when it was sitting in the bottom of a small duffle bag. Its so dark, it blends in the shadows. There is a gray version (like my old Tyvek one) which I think would eliminate that issue. I still rate this five stars because as long as you understand those two very minor quibbles going in, it is an amazingly thin, light, strong wallet. I've seen a few different pictures of the logos on this wallet. Mine has one logo, on the inside only, flush with the surface, and very subdued saying simply "slim fold".

For the past decade I have been using "card wallets" in place of more conventional wallets. My previous one finally perished and I started looking for another with all the features I wanted. Surprisingly despite easily finding many similar "small wallets", very very few had the feature set I was wanting - compact size, card and bills, carrying capacity, ease of access ......all in a stylish package Took a punt of this one. At first it looked way too flimsy. But after being sacked with want it needed to carry it works well. Happy with the purchase

Small, well made and the slight stretch to the material allows you to put a lot of cards in a small space. Honestly, I had the typical giant wallet before this and I've gotten everything I need into this very compact, functional wallet.