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"Men usually don't buy wallets, they receive them as gifts", is it true in your experience? (discuss.tchncs.de)

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Apparently it's a trend that most men just receive wallets rather than buying them

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[–] captain_aggravated@sh.itjust.works 2 points 6 days ago

I tend to be particular about my everyday carry equipment and so I think I've killed that kind of gift out of my circle. My current wallet is entering its 12th year of service in surprisingly good condition. A Big Skinny L-shape. I'm not in the habit of carrying all my airman certificates around with me anymore so if I were to replace it I'd just go with their basic nylon bifold.

Seems to be a cool company; when I bought my wallet in early 2013 the price was $26, it's now $30. I think that's slower than inflation.