Slim Wallet for New Yorkers, Holds Up to 24 Cards

The New Yorker wallet from Big Skinny features two ID pockets with clear windows and thumb-activated holes, making it great for commuters who need to quickly flash transit cards and work badges. The extra-wide pockets are lined with a rubbery coating to prevent cards from slipping out, and the wallet can hold up to six plastic cards in each of its six pockets. Designed with rounded corners for comfort, the New Yorker is constructed of a lightweight, water-resistant nylon microfiber material that is 5 to 7 times thinner and lighter than leather. It's also machine washable for easy care and dries out in about 20 minutes. The New Yorker wallet measures 4 x 3 inches and is 6 mm thin when empty.

The first Big Skinny wallet was designed by Kiril Stefan Alexandrov, the company's founder, as he loathed sitting on a thick, heavy leather wallet. Since creating the original Sport Wallet in 2005 using an advanced nylon micro-fiber material (5 to 7 times thinner than leather), Big Skinny has added dozens of slim wallet styles for men and women, with more on the way.

The New Yorker wallet is an ultra-thin design featuring two ID pockets with clear windows. It can hold up to 18 plastic cards, with the two clear ID pockets capable of holding up to 6 cards. The pockets are lined with a rubbery coating to prevent cards from sliding out. The wallet is constructed of a thin, light, and durable nylon microfiber material, and it is machine washable for easy care. The New Yorker wallet measures 4 x 3 inches.

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