To help you get started on your search — and keep you from blowing all your money on one accessory — we’ve assembled the best wallets under $200 below.
Boarding Pass – $15
This brass money clip from Boarding Pass (formerly Owen & Fred) might be the most basic money holder on this list, but it’s also one of the most tasteful. With a lacquered copper finish, this clip is bound to impress anyone with its understated style.
Spine – $30
Advertised as the world’s thinnest wallet, the Spine Titanium Wallet is beautifully sleek and comes with an added bonus: It’s also a fully functional bottle opener.
Shinola – $125
Built from premium American leather, the five-card wallet from Shinola is a bill holder perfect for the guy with rugged tastes.
Slim Timber – $35
If you’re looking for a cash carrier that bucks convention, the Wooden Card Wallet from Slim Timber is an excellent choice. Hand-crafted from carefully selected panes of wood, these wallets are as gorgeous as they are functional.
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Fireti – $77
An ideal option for the tech-minded guy, the Omega Titanium Wallet is an elegant yet totally practical wallet that can hold up to 10 different cards. Slightly protruding screws at each corner protect the smooth metal from wear and tear.
Maximum Henry – $95
The Bi-Fold Wallet from Maximum Henry is as straightforward an option as you’re likely to find on the market. Hand-crafted from a single piece of leather, the Bi-Fold comes in an array of bold and exciting colors.
Billykirk – $115
BillyKirk’s No. 398 wallet is a modern reimagining of the classic bi-fold. Crafted with American-sourced leather, each item is hand-stitched with heavy wax cording that makes this money holder extra durable.
Doc Artisan – $70
Looking to ditch the traditional wallet altogether? Give the Leather Wallet Case from Doc Artisan a try. Made with genuine top-grain leather, this impact resistant phone case boasts a magnetic thumb latch, a phone stand function, and a rear wallet camera cutout.
Hook & Albert – $55
For a different look, consider this blue pebbled card holder from Hook & Albert. The texture gives the wallet a playful yet elegant feel — it’s an excellent conversation piece.
Paul Smith – $150
This cardholder from Paul Smith is perfect for the guy who prefers to only carry the essentials. A simple tanned leather front is complimented by a shock of blue on the back for a truly modern touch.
Filson – $120
This Filson bi-fold is crafted from smooth bridle leather in a beguiling dark-green hue. The interior features slots for cards and a slip pocket for folded notes.
Cardamon – $69
Constructed with an ultra-durable nylon-polyester fabric and backed by a lifetime warranty, this bi-fold from Cardamon is built to stand the test of time. Plus, it’s got a roomy interior and a clean finish free of any stitching.
Pioneer – $85
If you’ve got a lot of things to pack in your wallet, Pioneer’s division bi-fold is the one for you. The interior can hold up to twelve cards and the fabric is built with ripstop technology, so even when you’re stuffing in the bills, it’s not likely to break.
Red Wing Heritage – $110
Red Wing Heritage’s classic bifold is just that: a beautifully simple wallet with clean lines and a supple hand feel. The interior holds about six cards, which means it’ll slip easily into a back pocket. This piece is part of a larger collection of leather good from Red Wing that launched earlier this year.
Bellroy – $80
An attractive option for the minimalist guy, the Low Down wallet from Bellroy is a slim money holder made with tanned leather. Stylish construction aside, the wallet also comes with a three-year warranty.
Taylor Stitch – $98
This minimalist money holder from Taylor Stitch is designed with sleekness in mind, so it’s guaranteed to keep your pockets from bulging. The edges are hand-painted, which makes each wallet totally unique.
Mulberry – $90
If a traditional wallet’s not your thing, check out this silver-tone money clip from Mulberry. It’s a sophisticated option for a night out, especially when you’ll only need cash or a few cards. It also comes with its own special dust bag.
Common Projects – $130
Understated in design, the leather cardholder from Common Projects is as chic as it is easy to use. Each face holds up to four cards and an interior pocket has room for additional cards and cash.
Tumi – $75
Escape from the world of black and brown wallets and snag this stunning bright blue card case from Tumi. Constructed with rich calfskin, this money holder is both practical and luxurious.
Il Bussetto – $80
With only two card slips and a small pocket interior, this dark-green, zip-around wallet from Il Bussetto is a terrific, subtle pick for the guy who travels light. And rest assured, what it lacks in capacity, it more than makes up for in style.
