In a slim profile, this rich leather billfold is all you need for cash and cards.
Product Features
Crafted in full-grain steer leather, this classic silhouette is all you need for your cash and cards
Genuine leather gains character with wear
Multiple card slots
Thumb-slide ID window
RFID blocking shields sensitive data
This item purchased online must be returned to the vendor by mail only. This item cannot be returned to Macy's stores.
Leather
Spot Clean
Imported
Shipping & Returns
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This item purchased online must be returned to the vendor by mail only. This item cannot be returned to Macy's stores.
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My circa-2009 J&M wallet (I don't recall the model name) finally fell apart. It was very well made and had just the right number of slots for cards, the leather was soft and supple, and the stitching held together well past what one might expect from a wallet in this price range. I purchased this Rhodes Billfold as a replacement, as the design was almost identical. Almost. The Rhodes has one fewer slot on the right side and one fewer slot on the left side. I could live with that, as I assume most people carry fewer cards in this age of electronic payment methods. But what irks me about the Rhodes is that each slot is a couple of millimeters shorter than on my old wallet. The plastic window is smaller, too, so the size differences I measured are not just due to my old wallet's leather having stretched over the years. I assume there will be some stretching, and so this problem may become less annoying, but I do not recall when I bought my old wallet having any difficulty whatsoever inserting and removing cards, and it is a bit difficult with the new Rhodes. The Rhodes is still a good wallet, but it is not as good as J&M's previous model of this design.
less roomy than previous version
My circa-2009 J&M wallet (I don't recall the model name) finally fell apart. It was very well made and had just the right number of slots for cards, the leather was soft and supple, and the stitching held together well past what one might expect from a wallet in this price range. I purchased this Rhodes Billfold as a replacement, as the design was almost identical. Almost. The Rhodes has one fewer slot on the right side and one fewer slot on the left side. I could live with that, as I assume most people carry fewer cards in this age of electronic payment methods. But what irks me about the Rhodes is that each slot is a couple of millimeters shorter than on my old wallet. The plastic window is smaller, too, so the size differences I measured are not just due to my old wallet's leather having stretched over the years. I assume there will be some stretching, and so this problem may become less annoying, but I do not recall when I bought my old wallet having any difficulty whatsoever inserting and removing cards, and it is a bit difficult with the new Rhodes. The Rhodes is still a good wallet, but it is not as good as J&M's previous model of this design.
Customer review from Johnston & Murphy