Different wallets are produced according to usage purpose. However, in general, the demand for smaller and thinner wallets is increasing among young people. Frequent travelers often prefer more pocket wallets.

But in general, there are four types of wallets on the market: credit card purses, standard foldable purses, triple fold purses and long functional purses. The most common of these are standard foldable wallets.

But the quality of a leather wallet, no matter which, depends on the fact that it is made of well-tanned leather. This is followed by the fact that the seams are made very thin, quality linings are used and the wallet has thin corners.

A soft, flexible and lightweight wallet that offers a rugged look with edges, is a quality wallet. A wallet has a distinctive look, feel and smell of leather and is an important accessory.

For premium leather purses, the leather must be flawless and spotless. As for construction, there are two basic types for wallets: rotated edge or cut edge. Wallets with cut edges are coated with resin or cut and sewed to expose the raw edge. Purses with twisted edges have thinner edges. But in any case, for the quality of the wallet, craftsmanship must be perfect.

However, polyurethane is commonly used in non-leather wallets. These wallets have an artificial sheen, are very sensitive to wear and tear and age quickly. Patent leather wallets are made of thin leather coated with lacquer-like lacquer.

These wallets crack and break easily. Sometimes, leather residues are combined and presented to consumers like real leather. However, they are not durable and high quality. In this respect, wallet tests performed in advanced laboratories are important.