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Long Wallets A and B: choosing storage and allowing for thickness

At the till, it feels good to reach for exactly what you need. Choose a long wallet for your everyday way of paying as well as the character of its leather.

The first question when comparing A and B is whether you need a coin compartment. Look at A without one, or B for keeping things together, according to how you carry cards, notes and coins.

Keep coins together or separately?

A has no coin compartment and measures 18.5×10cm, weighing about 80g. B measures 19×10×4cm, weighs 0.2kg and includes a coin compartment, note section and card holders.

A's thickness is not listed in the product information. If slimness is decisive, ask with details of the cards and notes you normally carry.

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Comparing published dimensions

A
No coin compartment · about 80 g
B
Coin compartment · 0.2 kg
Both
Consider thickness when filled

To see the candidate specifications first, start with Wallet A dimensions and interior, Wallet B dimensions and interior.

Loaded thickness and your bag's opening

Remove unused cards and receipts from your current wallet and count only what you normally carry. Empty dimensions differ from loaded thickness, so allow extra space when comparing with a bag.

If using a separate coin case, add that to your load. Consider payment order when weighing the convenience of one wallet against two separate cases.

Check two options against your requirements

Officially listed information for the two options
What to check Wallet A Wallet B
Listed external dimensions 18.5 × 10 cm (as listed; confirm thickness) 19 × 10 × 4 cm (as listed)
Listed weight Approximately 80 g 0.2 kg
Material Genuine cowhide (crazy horse leather) Genuine cowhide (crazy horse leather)
Storage, accessories and other details No coin compartment; slot pocket Coin and note compartments, card holders and other storage
Listed price (including tax) JPY 8,000 JPY 14,000

Considering Wallet A

Product photo of Crazy Horse Leather Wallet_A

Crazy Horse Leather Wallet A

Wallet A costs JPY 8,000. It has a slip pocket and linen lining, but no coin compartment. Consider it for keeping cards and notes together while carrying coins separately.

View Wallet A dimensions, storage photos and current availability

Considering Wallet B

Product photo of Crazy Horse Leather Wallet_B

Crazy Horse Leather Wallet B

Wallet B costs JPY 14,000. If you want coins together with everything else, look at how its compartments are divided. Its external thickness is 4cm. For a small bag, consider the fit with the wallet filled too.

View Wallet B dimensions, storage photos and current availability

Assess suitability and ask before buying

Consider A if you keep coins separately, or B if you prefer one wallet for everything. Choose around your payment routine and the fit in your bag for comfortable everyday use.

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Checks with contents inside

  1. Separate what you use to pay
  2. Decide whether to carry coins together
  3. Compare with the bag opening

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Author: Yama (Cowmono Owner)

About: Experienced in sales and marketing at Japanese and international apparel companies, with a strong interest in fashion, sports, the outdoors and subcultures.

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