HerschelMen's Charlie RFID Card Case Wallet

Purchased: 7 August 2018 for £13.72. (£10.70 + P&P: £3.02)I chose this wallet as I wanted something lighter, smaller and more minimal than my old velcro wallet.It has 4 slots for cards, and a central slot which I use for notes, you could easily fit a couple of cards in each, but, that kind of defeats the point of this wallet, you may as well go for one with more slots at that point.I recommend getting cards out by sliding from one corner in a circular motion towards the centre of the wallet (I included an image with an arrow), as when I first got it, I was pulling them from the middle and sometimes this meant the card getting caught on the stitching, especially if I was pressing too hard. I no longer have this issue.I don't notice it in my pocket as much as my old wallet, it's not uncomfortable, it's there, but not obvious.Feels like nothing at all.I've had it in my pocket every day I've left the house since.TL:DR - Better than old velcro wallet, minimal, holds 4 cards and notes in middle, I recommend.

Bought one in Octpber for a holiday we had booked as needed a compact card holder that also had room for a few notes. This fit the bill perfectly.I was impressed at the amount of cards this could hold, even though I only needed it for 2 cards. The centre pocket is perfect for notes, Euros or Sterling if folded in half fit snugly, as long as you don't need to carry bundles of notes, I found 6 notes fitted with ease, double that if you needed them but it would be a bit snug.Tested the NFC blacking using a phone app and it detected nothing from any slots inside the wallet.

Slim profile, material feels sturdy. Band on the outside helps it feel more secure.

Alright, so I picked up the Herschel Charlie RFID wallet a few weeks ago, and honestly, it's been a solid little upgrade. If you're into minimal wallets that don't bulk up your pocket like you're smuggling snacks, this one’s worth a look.It’s super slim — like, you’ll forget it's even there sometimes. It holds just enough: a few cards, a bit of cash, and that’s it. So if you're someone who carries around receipts from 2012, this might force you to clean up your act (which isn't a bad thing).The material feels good — I got the black version with the classic striped lining inside, which looks pretty slick. It’s not leather, but it doesn’t feel cheap either. Plus, the RFID-blocking feature is a nice bonus. Can’t say I’ve ever had my card info stolen, but it’s cool knowing I’ve got that extra bit of protection.Only downside? It’s not great if you need coins or carry a ton of stuff. But that’s kind of the point — it’s made for simplicity.Bottom line: inexpensive, clean design, lightweight, holds the essentials, and looks sharp. If you're after a no-fuss wallet that fits in your front pocket and doesn’t make your jeans bulge, this one’s a winner.

A good wallet primarily for cards. Very compact and the main reason I got it. The only reason for not giving it 5 stars is that is somewhat of a hassle putting and taking out cash from the middle pocket as it becomes too stiff. However it is still useable. Havent tested the effective capacity yet as I just carry 20-30 quid just in case

Lovely simple card holder. Very well built and holds everything I need it to

Great product, excellent quality.I was sick of a bulky wallet full of crap, decided that a solid RF blocking wallet would be still too bulky, this no thrills no space for junk wallet is perfect.I will never go back to normal wallets.

Had a Herschel Charlie previously and loved it so much I bought another!A great slimline wallet in loads of different styles, What's not to like!