Men’s Leather Wallet Collection

Whether you’re flush with cash, playing the points and miles game, or just a minimalist, there is a wallet for you. And the best part is, a new one won’t break the bank. A high-quality full-grain leather wallet should cost no more than $125, while aluminum models can run a little more.

We’ve leather wallets up some of the most versatile, functional, and handsome wallets for your next EDC. Each has been thoroughly tested by associate testing writer Joe Bloss and associate updates writer Maxwell Shukuya in the real world, where they’ve carried their cards, cash, and other essentials every day.

A minimalist bifold with plenty of card slots and simple cash storage, the Apex Slim Sleeve changes things up from traditional bifolds by letting you keep a small stack of cards on the front (and they easily pop back out). It also has a magnetic closure and is pre-molded, so stuffing it full of up to eight cards won’t bloat it like other wallets do.

If you want a similar bifold with less cards but with the same pull tab feature, check out the Herschel Supply Co. Charlie RFID-protected cardholder. It fits a light EDC, including transit cards and ID, wrapped in an animal-friendly pebbled faux leather that looks quite convincing.

Bellroy is a relatively young company that launched in 2010. Its founders studied how people carry their money and other items, and the company’s wallets are designed for optimal pocket comfort. This particular model, the Utility Bifold, is crafted in Minnesota from 3.5 ounces of sturdy vegetable-tanned English Bridle leather that’s both super durable and extremely handsome. It also comes with a Lifetime Warranty, which is a great sign of quality and something that you should look for in any product.