Good quality women's wallet?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:And, by the way, one of the reasons I suggested Prada is because the OP had a Coach wallet she was not happy with .. so clearly she is not looking for a $20 wallet. I understand that many people cannot or would not want to spend this kind of a cash on a wallet or purse, and I certainly do not judge these people. Grow up.

Toots, you do realize that "grow up" is thrown around by high school kids. I hear it each day/

doesn't do much to support your claim

New poster. This makes no sense whatsoever. If HS students say fuck you, are we supposed to stop with that too?

oh no - of course not!

that is - IF you are one to believe that cursing makes you look like a cool adult . . .

[Anonymous]

OP here. Thanks for the suggestions. In particular, I hadn't heard of Hobo before but it looks up my alley so I am leaning in that direction.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Fossil.
Wallets get a lot of abuse, I wouldn't spend a lot on one.

This is the exact reason I DO spend more on my wallet and bags. I wear these items every day and need durability/quality. You can spend $400-$500 on a wallet that will last you years, or $50-$100 on a mediocre wallet that you'll have to replace after one year of use.

Like a pp, A $50-100 wallet would be an expensive wallet for me.

A certain improvement on my current 4 buck wallet from Wal-mart from my freshman year of college.

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Oh, PP here, and I'm not snarking on the $400 wallet woman. If that's what she likes I have no problem with her buying it. I'd just never heard of a $400 wallet.

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"$400 wallet woman" here. I also really like some of Hobo's styles. I have a Hobo clutch that I love and use often, though I find they can run a bit more trendy rather than classic. To be honest, I'm not sure I would have ever spent that amount of money on myself for a wallet, but my husband (then-fiance) bought it for me as a birthday gift and I fell in love with the minimalist design and durability. I've also noticed a cultural difference - I'm European and, even in my broke younger years, I'd save up and buy one or two very nice items, rather than 10 less expensive items that might just sit around in my closet. My wardrobe is on the smaller side because I prefer to buy high quality items that I really love, and last over time.

OP, let us know what you pick!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:"$400 wallet woman" here. I also really like some of Hobo's styles. I have a Hobo clutch that I love and use often, though I find they can run a bit more trendy rather than classic. To be honest, I'm not sure I would have ever spent that amount of money on myself for a wallet, but my husband (then-fiance) bought it for me as a birthday gift and I fell in love with the minimalist design and durability. I've also noticed a cultural difference - I'm European and, even in my broke younger years, I'd save up and buy one or two very nice items, rather than 10 less expensive items that might just sit around in my closet. My wardrobe is on the smaller side because I prefer to buy high quality items that I really love, and last over time.

OP, let us know what you pick!

I've noticed this among my European friends too. They'll splurge on a couple of pairs of expensive shoes, for example. Then wear them all the time. I have friends who have so much cheap crap that they probably never wear it twice. I try to stick to fewer nicer things.

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Anonymous wrote:Hobo

I have one of these, as well. I like it a lot.

Third this rec. love mine!

[Anonymous]

The Canadian store Roots sells really nice leather wallets.

http://usa.roots.com/leather_wallets/leatherWalletsMenAndWomen,default,sc.html

[Anonymous]

Tumi....I have one of those continental zip around ones and it has held up really well...I think Tumi is having a sale too right now.....

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Anonymous wrote:Hobo

I have one of these, as well. I like it a lot.

Third this rec. love mine!

like mine too...and i got it on sale for $17!!!

[Anonymous]

NP here - i like thinner wallets. are any of these thin or are they all thick and heavy?

[Anonymous]

I've had this one for 8 years:

http://www.zappos.com/bosca-nappa-vitello-attache-red

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Fossil.
Wallets get a lot of abuse, I wouldn't spend a lot on one.

This is the exact reason I DO spend more on my wallet and bags. I wear these items every day and need durability/quality. You can spend $400-$500 on a wallet that will last you years, or $50-$100 on a mediocre wallet that you'll have to replace after one year of use.

$400 to 500 on a wallet. Please tell me you are joking.

Yes, please let this be a joke.

[Anonymous]

Bally of Switzerland. Sleek, minimalist, sophisticated. My Bally wallet still looks great after more than 10 years.

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Anonymous wrote:Bally of Switzerland. Sleek, minimalist, sophisticated. My Bally wallet still looks great after more than 10 years.

Now this I need to check out.

-Former Louis Vuitton teen purchaser who now hates logos