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Leather Wallets
Classic leather wallets with room for cards, notes and coins, made to last for years.
27 items
Products
Every wallet in this collection is genuine leather: soft nappa, vintage-finish Crazy Horse, cowhide, or leather combined with an aluminum frame. You'll find classic bifolds with 13 to 17 slots, like Venezia, Torino and Germen, compact slim wallets, like Fanatic and Typhos, and smart wallets with a pop-up mechanism and room for an AirTag, like Finder and Xerus Plus. Most have RFID blocking, which stops wireless reading of contactless cards, and Vaduz even locks with a fingerprint lock. Choose by how many cards, how much cash and how many coins you carry.
Genuine leather or faux leather?
Faux leather, also called PU or synthetic leather, is a man-made material that looks like leather. It's light and needs no care, but it doesn't soften or gain character over the years. Genuine leather feels warm, has pores and an uneven grain, and gets better looking with use. Every wallet in this collection is genuine leather; if you want a wallet without leather, the wallets collection also has PU leather, aluminum and vegan fabric wallets.
Nappa, Crazy Horse or cowhide?
Nappa leather is soft and smooth to the touch, used for the classic bifolds like Mattia with 16 card slots and a large coin compartment. Crazy Horse leather takes on a vintage look that improves with use, as on Travorix Plus with 6 slots and a snap closure, and on Oryvenis with a zip-around closure. Cowhide is used on the compact Typhos, with a coin pocket and magnetic button closure, and on Zerianor NexGen, which combines a pop-up mechanism for up to 7 cards with an elastic band for bills.
How to keep a leather wallet for years
Wipe the wallet with a soft dry cloth, and if it gets wet let it air-dry, not near a heater or in the sun. Every few months apply a thin layer of leather cream so it doesn't dry out and crack. Don't stuff more cards into the wallet than it has slots, so the leather doesn't stretch. Genuine leather changes shade slightly over the years, and that's part of its character.
Frequently asked questions
Leather or faux leather wallet?
A genuine leather wallet lasts longer and gains character with use, while faux (PU) leather is light and needs no care. Every wallet in this collection is genuine leather.
Are there leather wallets for men?
Yes, for example Venezia with its classic men's design, the trifold Germen with 17 card slots, and the slim Kavorion Slim in Crazy Horse leather.
Which compact leather wallet should I choose?
For a small wallet: Skorionyx Elite, 10 mm thick with 6 card slots, Xerus Plus at 104 x 64 x 10 mm with room for an AirTag, or Marco, 105 x 80 x 15 mm, with a zippered coin pocket.
Is there a leather wallet with RFID blocking?
Yes, most wallets in this collection have RFID blocking, for example Mattia, Torino, Exoris and Finder. Each model's page says whether it has RFID blocking.
Do the leather wallets come gift-boxed?
Most come in a gift box, which makes them a great gift. Shipping is always free.
Guides
Guides to help you choose
What to know before you buy: tips and guides from the Camel Mountain team.
Wallet or Purse? What Each Word Means and When to Use It
Wallet is spelled with two Ls. Why a purse is a wallet in London and a handbag in New York, what each type of wallet is called, and what to say when your wallet goes missing abroad.
Men's Card Wallet: How to Choose the Perfect Minimalist Wallet
A comprehensive, practical guide to choosing a men's card wallet: the difference between pop-up mechanisms, how RFID protection works and how to choose the material that suits you best.
Card Wallet: Is It Really Better Than a Regular Wallet, and How Does RFID Protection Work?
Thinking of switching to a minimalist wallet? Find out when a slim card wallet beats a traditional wallet, how the pop-up mechanism changes the game and how RFID protection keeps your money safe.
How to Choose a Men's Leather Wallet: The Complete Guide to Genuine Leather and RFID Protection
Looking for a new leather wallet? Learn how to tell the different types of leather apart, why RFID protection matters and how to choose the exact structure for your needs.