The wallet is a necessary element in everyday life. It’s the companion who noway leaves you. It’s always in the fund of your pants, jacket, shirt or jacket, or bag. Further, a simple accessory in the diurnal life, the wallet quickly becomes a must. Therefore, choosing a new portfolio isn’t to be taken smoothly. We’ll give you some tips for fabric, so you don’t go wrong in choosing your new portfolio.

Leather

Leather (Wikipedia has a detailed introduction to leather. ) is a natural product featuring exceptional beauty, warmth and distinct characteristics. Each hide has a unique shape, size, coloring, natural scars, mars and homestretches that make it one of a kind. These unique characteristics are part of the leather’s natural beauty and add to the personality of each wallet manufactured from it.

Leather wallets are often made of cowhide and sheepskin, and some rare leathers are also occasionally used, such as crocodile skin, snake skin, ostrich skin, lizard skin and fish skin, etc.

Leather(If you want to learn how to distinguish leather, you can check out the video posted by Rose Anvil on YouTube) is not only suitable for wallets but backpacks and handbags made of leather are also very popular.

PU

PU leather short for polyurethane leather is getting further and further popular. Since the downsides of conventional leather concerning ethics get, many people are looking for alternatives and similar solutions. However, the Chinese have already done a lot of research and development work regarding PU leather, PU leather is actually in its real form 100% vegan, and it seems to be a promising substitute to real leather.

If you are looking for a cheaper option, something vegan, or comes in various colors, PU leather wallet will be a great option.

Microfiber

Microfiber leather is a type of synthetic leather, made from a combination of microfiber non-woven fabric coated with a layer of high-performance PU (polyurethane) resins.

Microfiber and leather are very difficult to distinguish. In the industry, microfiber leather is considered the latest version and highest quality of synthetic leather. Microfiber leather is a significant upgrade from the original PU leather, which is a traditional fabric coated with polyurethane resin.

Cork

Cork is the bark of oak trees. 100 percent natural, reusable and recyclable, cork is one of the world’s most versatile materials, whether from the environmental, social, or economic perspectives.

Cork is an incredible cruelty-free alternative to leather. It is extremely durable, soft, lightweight, antibacterial, water, fire, odor, and dust repellent.

When the Cork Oak has reached 20 years of age, the bark is stripped from the tree by a skilled cork harvester with a machete. The Cork Oak is the only tree in the world that can be stripped of its bark and not die, making our cork wallets 100% sustainable. The same tree can be harvested every 10 years for over 200 years. This is why our vegan wallets make an excellent alternative to leather.

African Wax Prints Fabric

African batik cloth, also often called Dutch wax prints or Ankara, is one of the common materials for wallets. They are industrially produced colorful cotton cloths with batik-inspired printing. One feature of these materials is the lack of difference in the color intensity of the front and back sides.

Canvas

The most popular canvas on the market today is canvas made of cotton, but there are also canvases made of hemp or linen. Canvas has unique water resistance and durability, which is the biggest feature of its popularity. In addition, for water resistance, contemporary forms of industrial canvas commonly feature polyvinyl chloride (PVC) coating on one or both sides for additional waterproofing.

Nylon

Nylon is usually called synthetic polymer fabric, is a synthetic artificial fibre derived from petrochemicals and is widely used in the entire fashion industry.

Nylon is light, durable and waterproof, and is used very frequently in the fashion industry. If you use nylon fabric to make wallets, it is the choice of many people.

Wood

Wooden wallets are trendy among minimalist lovers. Wooden wallets are attracting attention because of their natural beauty and the ability to grow old over time. Although wooden wallets are not the most popular wallets, they may be eye-catching and memorable.

Carbon fiber

Carbon Fiber is a polymer and is sometimes known as graphite fibre. It is a very strong material that is also very lightweight.

Carbon fibre has the characteristics of solid and high rigidity, lightweight and high-temperature resistance.

Metallic

Metal wallets are becoming more and more popular, but do you know any metal wallets? Below I can list some:

• Aluminum
• Aluminum alloy
• Titanium alloy
• Steel
• Stainless steel
• Copper

PS: Add RFID(radio-frequency identification) anti-theft swipe function to the wallet as much as possible.