PIRNASlim Wallet for Men | RFID Blocking Minimalist Credit Card Holder – Lightweight Card Wallet with Gift Box

I’ve been using the PIRNA Slim Wallet as my everyday card holder, and I couldn’t be happier with it. It’s slim and minimalist, but still manages to hold a surprising number of cards. There’s also a small slot for cash, which is something even some higher-end brands fail to include.One of the most convenient features is the dedicated slot for a driver’s license, it makes quick access super easy without needing to fumble around. The build quality is solid too. Unlike other more expensive brands I’ve used, this one actually feels durable and long-lasting.The wallet is also RFID blocking, which adds an extra layer of peace of mind. At full price it’s already a good deal, but if you can grab it on sale, it’s a 100% recommend from me. Great function, great durability, and unbeatable value.

This is a handy slim RFID wallet that could fit into any pocket. It has been well designed, finished with quality stitching and embossed with a discreet logo. I chose a neutral colour and intend to use it mainly on holidays. The front of the wallet contains room for three separate cards. The front card can be rejected very quickly by means of a cut out at the bottom of the front holder. The cards are a good fit and will not fall out of the holders. Next there are two holders for bank notes and any small odds and ends. The rear contains a further two card holders the front one is covered by plastic so that the card can be seen. I'll probably use this front holder for my health card and the rear holder for my driving licence. This item will save me from having to carry a bulky wallet around. Retailed at a very reasonable price.

Sleek and compact. Takes standard bank cards and they are easy to insert and retrieve but held securely. Room for a couple of banknotes, but no coins

I was looking for a purse to go in a very small handbag and came across these.They are advertised as Slim wallet for men but they are very attractive and definitely not just for men.It fits beautifully into my bag (Small occasion handbag) It has lots of room for cards etc, in mine I got in 5 cards, my driving licence, several notes (money) and 3 pound coins because despite the age we live in, we often need coins for trolleys etc.I found it so useful I kept my cards etc in and just popped it into my bag when the weekend trip was over.I intend to buy some in different colours to match different bags etc.One clever thing about this, the cards sometimes can be a little difficult to get out of the slots in a purse or wallet, but the one I use most I popped into the first little slot and at the bottom of that it has a cut out so you can push the card up from the bottom, no more standing at a till trying to get the card out.The driving licence slot also has a thumb cut-outso it is easy to get that out.It is good quality, the material feels nice and not cheap, the colour is lovely. (I bought white) but it comes in a lot of colours. The white is not brilliant white but a more subtle hue of it and it is very attractive. (Which I was pleased about)The slot I used for the coins is pressure shut purely by the design of it being tight, so the coins do not fall out. The middle part of that bit of the wallet is perfect to slide in notes, I easily popped a £20 note and a £10 note in there folded in half and they fit nicely.A very practical wallet and most certainly unisex.

I've had the wallet for nearly a year now (bought July 2022) and thought I'd share my feedback.The wallet does start of tight with fitting cards in, along with taking them out. But it does loosen up over time, in a good way, with being able to keep cards secure while still being able to take them out with ease.It has held together very well so far, no signs of loose threads. There is a bit of material fade/damage in the very corners of the wallet, but this started to occur after 8 months of heavy use (I tend to keep the wallet in my pockets on a daily basis) and you need to look hard to find the wear. My wallet is black though, so this might hide more than I can see.The space for cards is great and with the extra pockets hidden on the sides you can fit a surprising amount of cards in there. I've currently got 10 cards fit in there, with some tucked behind others (if you don't mind a little bulge), but even then, it still fits in fairly flush in my pockets, especially compared to phone and keys.If you're expecting this to carry a lot of change though you will be extremely disappointed. The middle section of the wallet can hold maybe x3 £1 coins and a small coin if you're lucky, even with only 4 cards being held on the sides. On most days, any coins placed in there just fall out into my pocket, and the coins do bulk out the wallet a lot. The inner pocket can hold a few notes ok, but I don't tend to carry notes around, so I can't comment too much on that.But overall for a slim, cheap, lightweight wallet, this definitely does the job.

I bought my first one of these in September 2002.It's been a fantastic wallet which I bought initially to fit in my skinny jeans after a mid life crisis however it's become my daily driver.It's slim, well built and stylish. Sadly the lining has come away in the centre compartment which is why I've replaced it. Honestly though I'd buy another if this one last three years.

A really nice wallet, perfect for travelling. Unfortunately it didn't last very long. After 4 months I had to stop using the driver licence section because I was worried it would fall out, and a few months later I had to stop using it altogether as the credit card seam all fell apart too

I’ve had the PIRNA Slim Wallet for a few days, and I already like it. It’s very compact yet holds a good number of cards, perfect for a minimalist setup. Some edges are a bit sharp, but that's easy to overlook. Overall, a sleek, functional wallet that’s great for everyday use!