Tommy HilfigerMen's Slim Front Pocket Card Case Wallet with ID Window

Quality leather in a nice design that optimizes the number of credit cards, ID's, and insurance cards that will fit in this amount of space. It will fit in a front or rear pocket of jeans or men's dress pants. Room is available for folding money and two pockets for a few business cards if you wish, after you put in the basic 13 ID and credit cards. I like to carry a large wallet about 3 1/2 by 4 1/2 inches, but not one of the larger carriers 7 to 8 inches tall. This one also allows you to carry a few small photos, but I remove the photo filler. Full use is made of the space.

This is my 3rd Tommy Hilfiger 3-fold wallet. The last wallet lasted well over 3 years. It's well constructed and is not bulky. Has the reight number of credit card slots and the ID window is perfect. Highly recommend this tri-fold wallet.

I've owned many wallets to date, but this is probably my favorite one yet. The design is impeccable, and more importantly, the distribution of card slots is perfect. There's plenty of them, and they're properly laid out so you can fill the wallet with credit cards and IDs, yet when you close it, it'll close as slim as possible so it's not uncomfortable to put in your rear pocket (though you shouldn't sit on your wallet for extended periods of time for health reasons!).The read/white/blue fabric in the inside is an excellent touch, it really reeks of style and class. The leather soft and supply, the entire wallet ("organizer" if you prefer) is very well designed.The only con to this wallet is the billfold - while for me, this is a five star wallet since I rarely (if ever) use cash, if you're a heavy cash user, *STAY AWAY* from this wallet. The bill fold is far too deep - in order to rummage through your bills or insert new ones without crumpling them, you'll need to take out all the other bills in there! It's the perfect wallet for modern credit card-oriented consumer, however. If you're going to be using this in a country with bigger bills than the USA (say, somewhere in the EU), I could see it working, but in the good, old USA, it's not a great choice for anything more than casual cash usage.

Here's the breakdown on slots: It's a bifold with a passcase kind of flap. Standard bill holder with no divider. On the left, it has 3 slots to hold cards horizontally, and 2 slots to hold cards vertically, for a total of 5 slots. Right is the same design, 5 slots. The passcase-like flap has a clear cutout for an ID on the left side, and on the right side, it has 3 slots to hold cards vertically. We're up to 13 slots. There are also 3 pockets in the wallet when the passcase-like flap is moved to the left side of the wallet: One on the right behind the credit cards, one on the left behind the credit cards, and one in the passcase-like flap under the flap's credit cards. That's 13 cards, and 3 pockets that can store insurance cards, business cards, or even 3 or 4 stacked credit cards in each flap. One could theoretically cram 25 credit cards in this wallet. Realistically though, this will hold 13 cards, as those pockets will likely be holding other personal effects.As for the quality, it's pretty great. The material is leather, and the cloth in the bill holder is diagonally-striped burgundy and navy cloth. In the middle of the wallet, with the pass-case like flap to the left, there is vertically-striped cloth; the color is burgundy surrounding one stripe of navy, with an ivory border between them. It looks very well-made. I also absolutely that some card slots are horizontal and some are vertical, as I can organize my cards in groups (ie: my 2 credit cards from one bank go vertically on left, my 5 from another hog the entire right side, my 3 debit cards rest in the passcase-like flap's card slots). In terms of being able to organize stuff, this wallet is a masterpiece. An absolute, ultimate, card-hungry masterpiece. I've had other wallets with less slots and had to resort to double-stacking credit cards into slots in order to carry them, which only led to premature wear and faster replacement of those wallets (not to mention the slots getting stretched to the point that cards were no longer secure and would fall out if the wallet was opened and shook). This is why I am writing such a raving review. For anyone that has many credit cards, those FICO score hypermiler types (as for myself, I'm up to 7 credit cards now), this wallet is a masterpiece.With 13 cards, 2 IDs resting in the clear window on the passcase-like flap, about 10 bills, and about 5 paper cards in the pockets, my wallet measures about 1.25" thick at the thickest point... It might even be 1.5" thick, as I'm just making a visual estimation. It's a fat, fat wallet, but only because it's so stuffed with things I otherwise couldn't carry if I resorted to a less spacious wallet. I normally would be bugged by this lump that is noticeably larger than other wallets, but 2 days into owning this, I find it kind of reassuring, as I know this puppy is full of every credit card, bank card, ID, and insurance card I own. It feels good to sit down and think that I can fit every card I own in it perfectly. This wallet is for people who have a lot to carry and want to carry it all. If the desire to carry everything outweighs the inconvenience of the wallet's width, it's a great wallet.When it comes to wallets, there are two people in this world: those that don't need this many card slots and would dislike the thickness of this wallet; and people who could use most of these slots and would appreciate being able to do so, when other wallets leave them wanting for space. I'd recommend this for the latter, and for the former, I'd recommend getting a wallet with less capacity and less size. For the latter, I think your search ends right here. It's such a good wallet for capacity that I just wrote 3 pages on it.

All-in-all a nice looking and apparently well made wallet, but ...I got this to replace a Rolf Attache wallet which I had come to love.The Attache was large in height and width by comparison to most wallets, but partly because of that it tended to lay rather flat in the pocket.This wallet is not as tall nor wide and when filled with my cards and bills, which all fit in the wallet's slots, it becomes quite thick and a sizable lump.If you don't have a lot of cards this might be quite acceptable. Otherwise you might be well advised to find another, such as the Rolf or the Nautica.

I have several store cards for CVS, Ralphs, etc , a work ID card, Insurance Card, and 3 credit cards.All of these fit in the wallet well and I still have 3 slots empty.It's not completely flat or thin but it fits well in rear pants pocket unlike many other "thin" wallets I have tried.The ID window is great for you license and the bill holder is deep so your cash doesn't show as it does with other wallets.I may order another one to have when this one wears out.

I got six credit cards in it and got too chubby, also it gets uncomfortable when you try to put the bills in it, so i ended having them in my pocket.It does seems very nice and has a lot places to put your cards, but it got to big for me.

An excellently made product from Hilfiger. It has numerous slots for cards of different sizes as well as an are for cash bills too. Excellent craftsmanship and made of leather. Coach would charge triple for this, so with that being said, great product, especially for its price. It also comes in a very nice presentation case, not that it matters, but it is a nice touch nonetheless.