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Fat Herbie Leather Wallet Reviews

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Excellent craftsmanship. Goes perfectly with any denim.
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It's so beautiful to the point where i don't wanna even use it! I wanna keep it as beautiful as it is!
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Wanted to buy one nice wallet for myself and just happened to stumble upon Ashland leather. If you want an american made wallet that will last forever then you found the place. Thank you Ashland for an amazing item.
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Absolutely love this wallet! This has created an addiction! I have a special order in right now, due the fact that I only use front pocket wallets. This has changed m whole aspect! I have one more I am trying to get my hands today should be the day. I have and will continue to recommend Ashland to everyone!
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I bought my first Fat Herbie back in 2013 (colour #8 reverse interior). I've enjoyed it so much over the years I had to get another! This new one in Natural looks amazing with its beautiful visible grain structure! It simply exceeds all expectations. I may have to get a third one...
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The Fat Herbie is a great wallet. I am a shell cordovan fan and these are very high quality!
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Design: This layout is genius. At the moment I've got a dozen cards and 15 bills in mine and it's not much thicker than my traditional Coach bifold -- when it's empty. This of course requires the Herbie to be larger in some other dimension. But when compared to my bifold, it's really only noticeable in height. Placing the bifold in a pocket means placing it spine down, whereas pocketing the Herbie positions the spine vertically. Comparing the two wallets in those positions, they are about equal in width. So entering the pocket is no different. The Herbie just sticks up about an inch more. That's the small price you pay to be able to carry a lot of cards and bills without a fat bulge. The design is also a plus in that there's no danger of cards falling out even if the slots become loose. Can't say that about a traditional bifold. Quality: It's probably hard to beat Horween shell cordovan for durability. Ashland's construction also looks top notch, though time will tell. I've had mine only a couple weeks. Appearance: Again the cordovan. One can expect a nice patina. The extra height does make it look substantially larger than a traditional bifold, but to me the functionality and relative thinness more than compensates. My only complaint is the amount of branding. Opening the wallet means seeing an embossed Horween Cordovan logo, an Ashland logo, and the Horween stamp on the inside of the shell. That feels like one or two brandings too much.
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