Tartan Plaid Leather Wallets

Bifold and trifold wallets, card holders and coin purses, all combining woven tartan with genuine leather at the edges and corners. The leather takes the wear where a fully fabric wallet fails first, which is at the fold and along the card slots.

Not if the construction is right. The weak point on any wallet is the spine fold and the card slot edges, which is exactly where these carry leather rather than cloth. A wallet that is fabric right to the fold will split there within a couple of years.

One of the best in the range, because it is used daily rather than kept for occasions and it needs no sizing. If you know their family sett, use it. If not, a district, regional or universal tartan avoids the awkwardness of getting a clan connection wrong.

Yes, across over 5000 clan, district and fashion setts. Set it at checkout. If your surname returns nothing, try spelling variants first, then send us the name and we will check whether it is a sept of a larger clan and entitled to that clan's tartan.

Spot clean the fabric with a barely damp cloth and mild soap, and never soak it, since a soaked wallet dries misshapen. Treat the leather trim separately with a neutral conditioner once or twice a year. Empty it fully before cleaning so nothing warps inside. Larger everyday carry is covered in tartan tote bags.

A bifold, generally. Trifolds hold more cards but sit noticeably thicker in a pocket. A card holder is the slimmest and holds no notes at all. Check the card slot count on each product page before ordering. For a matching piece, see tartan belts.