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    Looking to buy a wallet

    Anybody know of a decent wallet? I've had enough of buying cheap ones.. they just keep falling apart. I don't really want to spend over £20 for one though.

    I've been looking at the Ducti wallets, and they seem pretty good quality for the price.. and look quite good.

    Oh and I'm looking for something with at least 3 card holders and preferbly a coin section and ID section.

    Cheers,
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    Re: Looking to buy a wallet

    Ducti are pretty cool cause if your wallet breaks they have a really good returns policy. You can get them on Play.com also.

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    Re: Looking to buy a wallet

    I used to have one of these from Pulp Fiction (link has a sweary word).

    I loved it - ovelty wore a little thin after the first couple of weeks mind

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    Re: Looking to buy a wallet

    I got a Jasper Conran leather one from Debenhams a while ago, its lasted 2-3 years so far, so not bad. Don't think it was that expensive either, I just happened to like the layout/design.

    Worth a look, anyhow.

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    Re: Looking to buy a wallet

    I got one from River Island, it's really nice and serves it purpose well.

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    Re: Looking to buy a wallet

    Quote Originally Posted by dave87 View Post
    I got a Jasper Conran leather one from Debenhams a while ago, its lasted 2-3 years so far, so not bad. Don't think it was that expensive either, I just happened to like the layout/design.

    Worth a look, anyhow.
    That's what I've got - had it 4 years - still going strong

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    Re: Looking to buy a wallet

    I have a Quiksilver wallet : Quiksilver mens leather Lyre Bird Wallet

    The one found above, but i didnt buy it at that site its just the only picture i could find of it. I also have a Diesel one but it only had 3 card slots =/.

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    Re: Looking to buy a wallet

    i got a ducti. Ducti Hybrid BiFold Wallet, Hybrid Wallets, 11101HB - DUCTI:: KEEP IT TOGETHER!

    People said i was stupid buying it, but withing 3 days of getting it, i know my lifetime 'wallet suppliers'

    10/10 if you want to get a wallet that will last a lifetime, get a Ducti.

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    Re: Looking to buy a wallet

    The Bridge make very nice wallets if you are after a classic leather design. A little expensive for some, mine was £75 but it will last a bloody long time.

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    Re: Looking to buy a wallet

    I got my current one from John Lewis a couple of years back.

    I think that with wallets it is very much down to personal preference, so there is no point recommending brands (*), just go to a shop and look at them and see which one you like.

    (*) Unless you are the kind of person for whom, having a £300 Louis Vuitton is more important than having enough room for all your credit cards.

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    Re: Looking to buy a wallet

    I got given a Samsonite wallet three years ago for Christmas and its still going strong. I know, I didn't know they made wallets either!

    Don't know how much t was or where it was from though, sorry

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    Re: Looking to buy a wallet

    I got a canvas type wallet free with a mail order about 6-7 years ago and it's still going strong, use it everyday Thought about getting a new one, but I haven't been able to find any as slim as this one including space for my cards, a photo id, notes and coins.

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    Re: Looking to buy a wallet

    Ted Baker do some classy wallets using some good old british leather, they will set you back about £25.

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    Re: Looking to buy a wallet

    Quote Originally Posted by boreal View Post
    So do Boreal, they will set you back £20. google 'Boreal wallets'.
    Reading is grossly underrated you know...

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    Re: Looking to buy a wallet

    Or, alternatively, you could go to your town centre and look in a few shops and find one you like.

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    Re: Looking to buy a wallet

    I've got a plain cheap black leather one from a very cheap shop, two years down the line it's still going strong

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