Herschelunisex adult Roy Rfid Bi Fold Wallet, black crosshatch, One Size US

I absolutely love this wallet so far and how durable it feels! My old wallet needed replaced bad and I knew how durable most of the Herschel Brand is, so I decided to purchase. It’s not very bulky and it forced me to get rid of cards I really didn’t need in my wallet. Not many pockets as my old wallet but I like the look and quality of the wallet.

Nice size and capacity. Holds up well. Kid has had one for 5 years. Finally replacing with a new one of the same.

I like the style of the wallet. The stripes on the inside make it look like a higher end wallet to me. The material feels pretty stout. Had it for a a few weeks and it shows no sign of breaking in yet. It tends to be pretty stiff. I do with the logo was a bit smaller. Not a deal breaker though. I like it so far.

Good craftsmanship, fits the essentials of IDs, insurance card, credit card, debit cards.It shipped wrapped in a cardstock sleeve in a clear plastic bag. Not very presentable as a gift, if that matters with your decision.

This is a great wallet. Well made and very handsome. I’ve received quite a few compliments when I pull this out of my pocket. I ordered the black wallet. It’s kind of salt and pepper shaded. Very nice.

Herschel carries two different wallet styles; the Herschel Roy and the Herschel Charlie. The Herschel Roy is the one seen above, with the bi-fold. In the first picture above, I have a leather tri-fold wallet that I first got on amazon and wasn't happy with. Then it's the Herschel Roy with nothing in it, and the last one is the Herschel Charlie with nothing in it. The Herschel Charlie is a much slimmer wallet. It does not fold. You can see what the Charlie looks like in the six and seventh picture. The Charlie has four card slots, two on either side, and a small slit in the middle for carrying some cash. Some important differences between the two; the Charlie only has four card slots while the Roy has six. The Charlie also requires you to fold/possibly crumple bills to get them to fit in the middle slot, while the Roy is a bi-fold so bills are stored unfolded. Neither has a coin pocket. Depending on your style, or how much cash you typically like to use, you can decide which way you prefer. Personally, I prefer a bi or tri fold wallet because it's easier to keep cash organized and it's easier to take out. In the two photos right before the pocket examples, the Charlie has two bills in it and the Roy has ten. In both, the card slots are full. One more note- in the Roy, there is only one pocket for cash, not two, (this might not be important unless you like to separate bills from ones and twenties for example). One other thing you might notice is that the Roy when cash and cards are stored in it does not naturally stay closed. The wallet comes with a navy blue silicon band around it (both the Charlie and the Roy come with this) that I could guess was mainly for decoration/packaging, but you can use it to keep the wallet sealed if that is your style. In the last three photos, you can see what the wallet's look like in women's skinny jeans. Now, the pants I am wearing have decent pockets so it may vary with some ladies or other skinny jean wearers. I would show what they look like in men's jeans, but I'm not sure how accurate that would be for gentlemen since the jeans would fit me differently. The fourth and third to last are the Roy in women's jeans; I personally don't totally mind the partially out look if it helps it fit better. The last two are the Charlie in women's jeans. Much slimmer indeed, personally I thought back pocket carry looked best. So overall, depends on how you are going to carry it. I would say the Roy would be perfect for looser clothing, jacket pockets, or satchels, and the Charlie if you need a slim, lightweight way to carry some money.

This is the third Herschel wallet that we have bought for "him. Before I talked him into trying the Herschel brand wallets, he was needing a replacement, no matter what brand or material, every six months, at the most. The Herschel Roy Wallets have lasted between two & a half to just longer than three years. They have even held together through him cleaning the wallets with a brush & whatever cleaning spray he finds at the time and putting it in the dryer, at least twice per wallet. He overstuffs the card slots and those are what have been the "weak point" with the slots eventually ripping from the fold side.As hard as he is on his wallets, the Herschel brand has proven it worth, repeatedly. At this point I don't think he would change brands for any reason & I will not buy a brand other than Herschel for him as long as I can find them available. Love this brand, the colors that are available, the ability to clean them off, and especially how well they hold up.If you purchase one of these, you won't regret it!

I got one of these wallets 3 or 4 years ago, and it still looks just like the day I got it, even with everyday use. If this thing ever wears out, I’d definitely re-buy this one. It seems rare to find anything that doesn’t wear out after a year or two anymore.

Me gusto la calidad del producto y su diseño sin embargo, no es cómoda para traerla en el bolsillo delantero. Es una cartera de tamaño estándar.

Era esattamente quello che cercavo, piccolo il giusto, capiente quanto basta, forse uno spazio 8n più per le carte ci stava, soprattutto oggi che ne abbiamo diverse.Comunque un oggetto di classe ed originale (uso l’elastico/braccialetto per tenerlo chiuso)

Bonitos acabados en tela y buena calidad. Recomendable.

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Quality is amazing although the Herschel tag could be removed after a long time (didn't happen for me but my tag is getting damaged from the corners). Also, if you fill the wallet with cards in the slot then it becomes very thick even when I have 6 cards placed the same as the slots. Otherwise, it is a very stylish and minimal type of wallet that I will buy again but not this particular type.