The best slim wallets for men reimagine what everyday carry looks (and feels) like. Why schlep a bevy of cards, cash, and receipts? Lightening the load is liberating. If you're like most men, you've ...

The best men's wallets fit nicely in your pocket, make it easy to access important cards and cash, and are made with ...

In the age of tap-to-pay and digital driver's licenses, there's no reason to lug around an overstuffed wallet that bulges out of your jeans or coat pocket or takes up too much room in your work bag or ...

With digital wallets in full swing, many people have decided to pare down to slim wallets. These space-savvy designs forgo the bulk and only hold the bare essentials of cash, credit cards and ...

Whipping out a Costanza wallet overflowing with years-old receipts and foreign currency is less than ideal when it comes time to pay. The solution is simple—get a slim wallet. Slim wallets come in a ...

The slim wallet revolution left me behind. While I was raising kids and gradually accumulating health insurance, credit cards, and plastic loyalty cards (Panera! H Mart! That boba tea place we love), ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Whipping out a Costanza wallet overflowing with years-old receipts and foreign currency is less than ...

The Bellroy Slim Sleeve was the best value winner in my tested review of the best men’s slim wallets. Below, learn more about this everyday carry that fits everything you need—at just the right price.

The Snapback Slim Air lets you have a minimalist wallet with the added security of an Apple AirTag — and without the bulk. Snapback is a small company with four successful Kickstarter campaigns under ...

At Esquire, we love slim wallets, because they fit nicely into the front and back pockets of jeans, and the card slots hold everything you need. Furthermore, the best ones are deceptively durable—a ...

Commentary: A lowly Ziploc bag was the first step. Maybe digital driver's licenses will mean I'll have no wallet at all someday. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 and wrote about ...