Good minimalist wallet that won't take up room in your pocket -- but RFID blocking not for everyone
584574
This is a good wallet and I'm pretty happy.  I do wish this newer model was *not* RFID blocking, as it's an inconvenience to have to pull my transit card out each time I use it.  (The previous model was not RFID blocking, so I could just wave my wallet at the fare reader on the bus or train.)  But overall this is a good, useful wallet that doesn't take up too much room in my pocket.
2340017
GREAT IDEA, BUT FOUND A LETHER COVER RFID WALLET THAT WORKS BETER FOR ME, i STILL HAVE THE USE OF THIS ITEM BUT REALLY LIKE THE LEATHER WALLET BETTER.  lEATHER WALLET IS SMALLER IN SIZE BUT FITS A SMALL PURSE VERY WELL.  tHIS ITEM IS IN MY NORMAL SIZE WALLET
3914599
For $20ish it is robust and functional. . A great minimalist wallet that fits great in my jeans pocket. Drivers license goes in the center, four slits for credit cards, debit, keycard etc.  I keep my keycard in it so when I get to work the reader can scan it  hence, it is is not RFID proof but does it need to be if it is carried in your front pocket?
2568662
I've had this wallet for a couple of weeks now. It is a great minimalist wallet. I currently carry between 9 and 10 cards, and they seem secure. However, the band does seem to be getting looser. So, I'm not 100% sure how long it will last. It's also hard to get any more than about 4-5 bills between the band.

Overall, it is a decent wallet for the price paid. However, I will probably be switching it out for a different one soon.
1798578
This is a nifty little RFID wallet when you don't want to carry your purse. The front zipper pocket will fit 2 credit cards or an ID, not much more. That was fine with me since I got it for when I don't want to drag my purse but will have coins.
3294347
Very nice minimalist wallet, that I can easily fit 8 cards and some cash, and yet have RFID protection.
4039199
Nice wallet the RFID blocking actually works. I had to make sure as most people don't really know what RFID is... and probably never test to see if the RFID shielding is actually there.

Lots of card space. only small issue not worth a star is the hole in the center fold is big enough for small coins to fall out (pennies and dimes)
so don't count on storing those in there.
4725745
I've been using this for a few weeks and I recommend it highly. As others have stated, it's not very roomy for cards and cash, but it's fine as a minimalist wallet and I love the look and feel.

If I were to complain about anything, it'd be the placement of the little decorative "bookmark" ribbon that sticks out the bottom. It's right where the charge cord goes, and I often find myself yanking on that ribbon when trying to disconnect the cord. If P & Q intends to keep the little ribbon (which is a nice touch), I'd advise moving it closer to the binder so that it doesn't get in the way of the cord.
1141967
I have used these wallets for several years - it makes no difference what color it is, other than personal preference.  It works well for credit cards - I have previously reviewed it, and still say that it is not really a "wallet" - it could not possibly hold everything I have in my wallet, but I like the credit card and ATM card RFID protection it offers.  Be careful not to drop it, though - I agree with everyone else who knows that the catch will break and won't hold closed if the catch hits the ground if dropped.  Other than that, I'm a repeat buyer.
4937270
It's an okay wallet, and the price isn't bad.  I carry a lot of cards, and really can use 2 ID windows for my needs.  However, by the time I got it all packed up, it was too bulky for my taste.  Keep in mind, I carry about 6-7 cards, 2 forms of photo ID (in addition to cash, etc) at all times.  For someone who only carries a couple cards, it would probably be fine.  I wound up trying a SPEC-OPS T.H.E. Wallet Jr, and it suits my needs much better.  It holds my cards, my cash, and provides 2 ID windows, as well as having a couple small hidden compartments where you could keep a spare key or tightly folded $100 bill for emergencies.  I'm not sending the wallet back, I will give it as a gift.  It came in a nice tin gift box, and really is pretty well made, its just not for me.
3589087
it's a wallet, not my favorite, but it works
543387
Although I haven't tested it for its RFID blocking property, I like the feel and quality of the product. I've been using this for a few weeks now and so far have no complaints. It fits in any pocket, plus light enough and thin enough not to attract any unwanted attention.

Just a word of caution to anyone interested in getting this wallet; This is truly for a minimalist. As pictured online, you can fit two credit cards, one ID card, and a few cash / currency. However, if you have to carry more than three "cards" then you won't have enough room for your currency... especially if you have to carry several one-dollar-bills (for tips or from change), and an insurance card and/or medical card.

So, if you're in the market for a thin wallet, then I recommend getting this. Just make sure to check how many cards you plan to carry before buying it.
1002138
I carry a lot of stuff in my wallet and although this wallet is a nice size, it is not quite as roomy as my last wallet.  This is an attractive wallet.  I like the texture, the quality of the zippers and the snaps, as well as its weight.  I can slip my cards and ID in and out of the slots easily without having to struggle with them.  Best of all, it is RFID blocking.
1539681
The wallet is slim and doesn't irritate as much as others after sitting a long time.  The strap to keep is closed helps.

The compartments are well-designed, and the material, while not fancy or soft, is durable.

The only downside is that it's a little stiff, so if you jam a bunch of credit cards into the wallet, pulling them out might be a challenge.
1791990
I'm a huge fan of slim, minimalist wallets. I've been carrying my Flowfold wallet for about a year now and it's still holding up great. So as an existing slim wallet user, I was excited to try a new brand's take on the design. Throughout this review, I'll be comparing this wallet to the Flowfold wallet, which is the same price.

LOOK AND FEEL:
The MGCFTan wallet is super nice and I like it a lot. It looks fantastic with the reflective carbon fiber material and the colored stitching accent the black really well. The stitching seems really well done and doesn't look like it will fray or come apart anytime soon. The carbon fiber is super smooth, yet grippy. It's really easy to hold and not slippery at all. It's grippy on fingers, yet smooth on fabric, making it perfect for taking in and out of a pocket. No worries about dropping this, it's really nice. However, the grippy feel does affect plastic, including whatever cards you have in the wallet. The plastic cards grip the insides of the wallet, which makes it a pain to pull them in and out. I'm sure the wallet will loosen up a bit with use, but for now, I find it annoying to take cards in and out.

In a related gripe, the wallet definitely forces my cards to bend outwards. I think that will also relax with time as the wallet breaks in, but once you put a few credit cards, driver's license, etc. into this wallet, you'll notice your cards all bulging outwards since the sewn edges of the wallet don't have any flex to them. Again, this will hopefully relax with time, but I don't like my cards bending like that.

The pictures in the listing show a round MGCFTan logo on the wallet, which is NOT present on the actual product. I like the no-logo look a lot, personally, and I'm glad it doesn't have one.

RFID BLOCKING:
This wallet definitely blocks RFID and NFC. I tested this by placing a thin NFC sticker inside the wallet and then trying to read it with my phone. My phone was not able to read the tag through the MGCFTan wallet, but it read it perfectly through the Flowfold wallet. So if you want RFID blocking, this wallet will totally work for you. Note that it will also block HID access badges. If your workplace requires a badge to open doors and you keep that badge in your wallet, you will not be able to do so with this wallet.

PACKAGING:
Terrible! Seriously, for a product that costs almost 20 dollars, you expect a certain level of packaging and presentation. This wallet simply ships in a plastic zipper bag that has been stapled shut. That's it! I'd be a bit embarrassed to give this as a gift just because the packaging is so poor. I know the packaging doesn't really affect the product, but it matters, especially for gift giving. The Flowfold wallet, by comparison, ships in a plastic sleeve with a nice cardboard cover wrapped around it. It's a little thing, but it makes a difference.

CONCLUSION:
This is a really nice looking and crazy thin wallet, slightly thinner than my Flowfold, even. If RFID-blocking is important to you or if you like the carbon fiber design, this is definitely the wallet for you, as long as you don't stuff it too full. Personally, I think I like the Flowfold slightly more. Here's a link to the Flowfold wallet for comparison:&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Flowfold-Slim-Three-Pocket-Card-Sleeve-Wallet/dp/B00N83OMNW/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Flowfold Slim Three Pocket Card Sleeve Wallet</a>

PROS:
- Ridiculously thin!
- Four pouches
- Excellent design with several color options for the stitching
- RFID blocking really works
- Flexible and nicely sized for holding in a pocket.

CONS:
- Very poor packaging
- Grippy interior makes pulling cards in and out difficult
- Cards bend slightly when in the wallet (hopefully this will relax a bit with time)
1394730
I live this wallet. However the liscense slot on the outside of the wallet and I don't think it would be RFID protected. Easy solution though-just put it inside.  I like the amount of space for the cards.  Two cards can fit in a slot and there is room for folded bills or change.  Zipper works smoothly.  Great buy!
815954
This wallet definitely isn't the most luxurious wallet I've ever seen. It feels a little cheap, and almost like a toy. If certainly isn't the slimmest wallet I own either. I really prefer my wallets to fold into almost nothing. On the other hand it doesn't look too bad from a distance, and it's not as bulky as some other wallets I own. And it fulfills its major promise - it blocks RFID. I could test this quite easily by placing my office door opener inside it and trying to use it - normally the key card is detected from inside any leather wallet I use - even when buried inside bills. But when I put they key card in this wallet, even with only the outer shell of the wallet between it and the reader, it did not open the door. So if what you're looking for is RFID reader protection, then this wallet delivers it.
I received this wallet at a discount in return for an honest review.