I was replacing a 15 year-old Amity leather wallet that meant a lot to me.  My girlfriend (now wife) purchased it for me at a little shop while vacationing.  It has been a solid wallet and I really hated to see it go.  Its biggest problem was its thickness.  It held a lot, but it was huge.  My friends called it my Costanza wallet (see Seinfeld).

So I was in the market for a new one.  I found one here on Amazon that looked nice, was a lot thiner, and wasn't too expensive either.  I was just about to order it when I noticed it was made from "baby lamb".  Yuck.  I searched for a vegan wallet and was happy to see a company making these sort of things.  I paid a little mare than what the baby lamb wallet was going to be but I felt a whole lot happier about it.

When the wallet arrived the first thing I noticed was the logo pressed into the material.  You can see it in the product pictures.  I think it's a tad cheesy looking but I can deal with it.  The wallet itself is very thin.  On the left side of the fold it has a place for my ID and other sorts of cards I want to hold behind it.  On the right side is two pockets for various types of cards.  I have my credit/debit cards in the front pouch and insurance cards in the back.  There is also an area behind these two pockets where you can store more cards.  You access it from the side by where the fold is.  Finally, there is just enough room for a small amount of bills.  Mine actually stick out of the top a little bit.  However, I don't carry much cash so this isn't much of a concern for me.

I don't know how this wallet will hold up over time.  I would love to get 15 years out of it like the last, but I don't expect it.  It looks good, has plenty of storage, it's compact, and I don't fell like I'm contributing to the death of baby lambs.  Yay.