Lodis.

You're welcome. All of you.

I have a Lodis. It is now 13 years old...and I paid $150. Looks similar in style to this:

http://www.lodis.com/leather/shop-womens/wallets/framed/huntington-diva-clutch-wallet/6145

I love my ferragamo wallet and my zip around Prada. Both have held up very well and I often carry just my wallet and phone with me, so it takes a beating!

Men find wallets to be nothing more than a small holder of cash and plastics, but for women, they can be a source of fun or even pride. If you're planning to give one to that special woman in your life, don't just get the first cheap wallet for women that you find. What you'd like to know is that durability is always synonymous with material. This means, if you want to give some a wallet that's going to last, choose the right material. Of course, leather is the most durable choice you've got, but because you're talking about a woman, it's not just going to be plain black or brown boring leather. It's got to be something unique or maybe even fancy. Pink crocodile skin? Nice and elegant snakeskin? These days, it's very ordinary to find a cheap wallet for women that is made of high-quality material and is, therefore, durable

I bought mulberry wallet at galeria on sale for $250. So far it has been working great.

If you are interested in purchasing women's leather wallets there are some things you have to take into consideration. One of the things that you want to consider is the type of the wallet that you are looking for. Are you interested in the standard wallet that resembles what a man typically carries, or are you interested in a bi-fold wallet? The bi-fold allows for you to place all your credit cards inside and is small enough to fit in a smaller purse.

Women's wallets are one of women's fashion accessories. Some women don't want to carry a handbag to hang out, so the alternative is a wallet. They can put cash money, ID cards, credit card and a photograph inside the wallet.

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!

+1
Not European (I'm first generation American with European parent), but I totally get this.
Signed,
Another $400 wallet woman

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Anyone have any suggestions for a good, basic leather wallet with coin purse that will last a long time? My current one is Coach, and I haven't been thrilled with the construction.

When I first read the topic of your post, I was so excited to tell you about how well my coach leather wallet has withstood abuse over the past 25 years. It is still in perfect condition. My mom bought it for me while I was in college and it's a staple in my purse. I'm sorry yours has not worked out!!

I think you answered your own question, PP. Coach's quality has gone way way down in recent years. I have a Coach leather bag I bought in the early 90's, and it still looks fabulous. The merchandise Coach sells now is not nearly as high quality as it used to be.

Love my Kate Spade wallet. Got it in a fun color too.

I buy my wallets from Macy's. They always seem to have something right for me there. I think the quality that you get there is obviously not as high as the likes of Prada or Gucci but I do think it's pretty high quality for a high street brand.

http://www.macys.com/cms/slp/2/Wallets

Anonymous wrote:WHO WOULD WANT A WALLET MADE OF WOMEN...

You're talking about a woman wallet, not a women's wallet. Do you say cow's wallet?

Another rec for Hobo - - wears very well and reasonably priced. Good luck OP!

Like PPs, I've had my Coach for 15 years and love it. DH has had his for 10, I think. Trying to remember when I got it for him... Both have held up beautifully. I would def. recommend them and talk to Coach about why yours isn't holding up. I'd be surprised if they didn't stand by their product. GL finding what you want! BTW, FWIW, no logos on ours.